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Psychic Symbolism of Headaches, Insomnia, and the Upset Stomach by Manly P. Hall, 1996-07 The NATURAL HEALTH GUIDE TO HEADACHE RELIEF Everybody's Guide to Go AnywhereHeadache Relief Treatments andHeadache Prevention by Julie Jordan, 2010-07-21 Alternative Medicine Definitive Guide to Headaches (Alternative Medicine Guides) by Robert D. Milne, Blake More, et all 1998-12-01 Feverfew: Your Headache May Be over (Keats Pivot Health Book) by Ken Hancock, 1986-06 Diamond & Dalessio's the Practicing Physician's Approach to Headache Understanding Migraine and Other Headaches (Understanding Health and Sickness Series) by M.D.Stewart J. Tepper, 2004-02-13 Natural Healing for Headaches: High-Powered Cures for Ending Pain (Harbor Health Series) by Eva Urbaniak, 2000-02-25 American College of Physicians Home Medical Guide: Migraine and Other Headaches by DK Publishing, David R. Goldmann, et all 2000-03-01 Windows XP Headaches: How to Fix Common (and Not So Common) Problems in a Hurry, Second Edition by Curt Simmons, 2005-01-26 Okay, So I Don't Have a Headache: What I learned (and what all women need to know) about PMS, hormones, stress, diet, menopause--and sex by Christina Ferrare, 2000-05-05 The allergy self-help book : a step-by-step guide to nondrug relief of asthma, hay fever, headaches, fatigue, digestive problems, and over 50 other allergy-related health problems by Sharon Faelten, 1983 Diagnosing and Managing Headaches, 7th Edition by Seymour Diamond, 2008-11-25 All in My Head: An Epic Quest to Cure an Unrelenting, Totally Unreasonable, and Only Slightly Enlightening Headache by Paula Kamen, 2006-03-14

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121. Menstrual Migraine Headaches
     Menstrual Migraine headaches. Frederick R. Jelovsek MD. 1998, hada good discussion of the different types of headaches in women.  
     http://www.wdxcyber.com/ngen03.htm
     
     Extractions: Home About us Articles Books ... Quizzes Menstrual Migraine Headaches Frederick R. Jelovsek MD Migraine headaches are more common in women and 60-70% of women with migraines report some relationship with their menstrual period. Usually there is an increased frequency before, during and after menses. There is a category of migraine that is called a true menstrual migraine . This is a migraine headache that occurs regularly, each month but only between the 2nd day before the menses and the end of menstruation. Menstrual migraine is thought to occur in about 14% of women. The reason it is important to diagnose this subcategory of migraine is because it seems to be triggered by falling estrogen (estradiol) levels at the end of the menstrual cycle. Therefore it is quite treatable with low doses of estrogen starting one to two days before menses and continuing throughout the menstrual flow. Menstrual migraine can also be a problem on birth control pills. In this case, the migraine occurs in the seven days off of the active pills (during the seven different colored inactive sugar or iron pills). This can also be treated with low dose estrogen during that seven days. Sometimes, what is a migraine headache versus what is just a chronic tension-type headache gets confused. A recent publication

122. Psychresearch.com
     Selftherapy for depression, phobias, anxiety, headaches, allergies, sleep problems, dyslexia, and stage fright.  
     http://www.parksmed.com/psych/

123. Postgraduate Medicine: Special Headaches Symposium: Headaches In Older People
     headaches in older people. How are they different in this agegroup? John Edmeads,MD. VOL 101 / NO 5 / MAY 1997 / POSTGRADUATE MEDICINE. Migraine headaches.  
     http://www.postgradmed.com/issues/1997/05_97/edmeads.htm
     
     Extractions: John Edmeads, MD VOL 101 / NO 5 / MAY 1997 / POSTGRADUATE MEDICINE This page is best viewed with a browser that supports tables. This is the fourth of four articles on headaches Preview : As Will Rogers observed, getting old is not much fun, but it sure beats the alternative. Age does have some compensations, though. For one thing, the elderly have fewer headaches. Unfortunately, about a third of those that occur are secondary to systemic disease or primary intracranial lesions. Dr Edmeads describes the special problems of diagnosing and treating headaches in the elderly. He also discusses headache-generating diseases that are more common with age. T he overall decline in the number of headaches as a person ages was noted long ago. In the mid-1850s, Romberg (1) made the declaration that "hemicrania generally diminishes in advanced age, or entirely ceases; in females it often terminates at the period of decrepitude." (He was young when he wrote that, and his popularity among female patients can only be imagined.) Emerson stated it more elegantly in an essay published in 1870: "At fifty years, 'tis said, afflicted citizens lose their sick headaches." Epidemiologists concur with these assertions. In his survey of a community in Wales, Waters (2) found that 92% of women and 74% of men between ages 21 and 34 years had headaches; these figures dropped to 66% and 53% between ages 55 and 74, and to 55% and 22% after age 75. Other epidemiologic studies confirm that the prevalence of headache declines with age. (3) Whereas it is one of the most common symptoms in the young, headache is the 10th most common symptom in elderly women and the 14th most common in elderly men (4) .

124. NINDS Headache Information Page
     Federal government's research programs on chronic headaches. Site includes several online publications about headache.  
     http://www.ninds.nih.gov/health_and_medical/disorders/headache.htm
     
     Extractions: Not all headaches require medical attention. Some result from missed meals or occasional muscle tension and are easily remedied. If the problem is not relieved by standard treatments, a headache sufferer may be referred to an internist, a neurologist, or a psychologist. Drug therapy, biofeedback training, stress reduction, and elimination of certain foods from the diet are the most common methods of preventing and controlling migraine and other vascular headaches. Regular exercise can also reduce the frequency and severity of migraine headaches. Temporary relief can sometimes be obtained by using cold pack or by pressing on the bulging artery found in front of the ear on the painful side of the head. What is the prognosis?

125. Postgraduate Medicine: Special Headaches Symposium: Headaches In Children
     headaches in children. When is a complete diagnostic workup indicated?Paul K. Winner, DO. VOL 101 suggested. Tensiontype headaches. IHS  
     http://www.postgradmed.com/issues/1997/05_97/winner.htm
     
     Extractions: Paul K. Winner, DO VOL 101 / NO 5 / MAY 1997 / POSTGRADUATE MEDICINE This page is best viewed with a browser that supports tables. This is the third of four articles on headaches Preview : When a child has headaches, parents usually seek medical attention to get reassurance that the cause is not a brain tumor or other serious problem. Many parents don't realize that it is not uncommon for migraine headaches to begin during childhood. Other parents may realize that migraines are part of their family history but don't know about frightening variants, such as benign torticollis. Dr Winner describes childhood presentations of migraine and other headaches and discusses atypical findings that require further assessment. He also summarizes methods that are useful in checking and preventing headache attacks. U ncommon primary headache syndromes as well as secondary headache disorders in children can be quite anxiety-provoking, not only for patients and parents but also for practitioners, who must decide what degree of evaluation is needed and what treatment is appropriate. Thorough history taking, physical examination and, when appropriate, diagnostic testing usually allow physicians to distinguish primary headaches from headaches secondary to another problem. However, evaluation of children, especially those under age 10, requires special knowledge and techniques. Input from parents is crucial in obtaining an accurate headache history. Important determinations in history taking are whether the child experiences more than one type of headache and what level of disability the headaches cause. At present, there is no easily used scale to measure disability from headaches in children. The severity can be estimated, though, from answers to specific questions (eg, Can the child tolerate watching television or listening to music when he or she has a headache? Is participation in after-school activities limited by headaches? Is academic performance affected by headaches? How much school has the child missed because of headaches?).

126. Science News Online Search
     Science News Online A look at the different uses for this mineral such as for high blood pressure, headaches and what foods to find this mineral in.  
     http://www.sciencenews.org/Sn_arc98/8_29_98/food.htm
     
     Extractions: To search the archive of online articles, type your search term(s) in the space below and click on the button marked Search. Please note that not all online articles are full text. If your search does not return the information you desire, try our tips for searching or contact Science News to request a search of our print archives. Search for: Order results by: Most Recent Most Relevant Show articles on this date: June 05, 2004 May 29, 2004 May 22, 2004 May 15, 2004 May 08, 2004 May 01, 2004 April 24, 2004 April 17, 2004 April 10, 2004 April 03, 2004 March 27, 2004 March 20, 2004 March 13, 2004 March 06, 2004 February 28, 2004 February 21, 2004 February 14, 2004 February 07, 2004 January 31, 2004 January 24, 2004 January 17, 2004 January 10, 2004 January 03, 2004 December 27, 2003 December 20, 2003 December 13, 2003 December 06, 2003 November 29, 2003 November 22, 2003 November 15, 2003

127. Get Rid Of Tension Headaches | Hypnosis Downloads.com
     Hypnosis Downloads Health Get Rid of Tension headaches. Ease awaytension headaches quickly and naturally. Tension headaches can  
     http://www.hypnosisdownloads.com/downloads/health/tension_headaches.html

128. Ask The Doctor: The Neurology And Neurosurgery Forum At Med Help
     Ask doctors at The Cleveland Clinic a question about headaches and receive an answer free of charge. Forum offers medical advice about the latest treatment options and information on all aspects of the disease.  
     http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Neuro/
     
     Extractions: ***** Please read the following ***** The Cleveland Clinic Foundation and its Neurology Department does not guarantee monitoring or authentication of the information contained in forums and chat groups for accuracy, safety, or reliability. Except as may be specifically referenced in the Cleveland Clinic Foundation's Home Pages. The Cleveland Clinic Foundation makes no endorsements of any particular product or treatment, makes no representations and assumes no liability relative to any content, opinions, e-mail addresses, and/or computer viruses which may be transmitted relative to such forums and chat groups.

129. PRESS RELEASE: Sex Orgasms Cause Real Headaches For Some Unlucky Lovers
     Thankfully, there may be a way to beat sex headaches, and the key appears tobe hot peppers. Sex Orgasms Cause Real headaches for Some Unlucky Lovers.  
     http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/5/prwebxml123204.php
     
     Extractions: All Press Releases for May 4, 2004 Sex Orgasms Cause Real Headaches for Some Unlucky Lovers Everyone loves sex – even those who can’t admit it. But for some people, sexual activity can be a real headache. It’s known as an “orgasmic headache”, and it can make “getting lucky” seem ironically unlucky. Thankfully, there may be a way to beat sex headaches, and the key appears to be hot peppers. Altamont, NY (PR Web) May 4, 2004 We’ve all heard of chronic migraine headaches, cluster headaches, sinus headaches, and even stress headaches, but have you ever heard of “sex headaches”? Although researchers say only a small percentage of the population experience sex headaches, there are an estimated half million Americans suffering from this affliction. Sex headaches come in two classes (harmless and serious). The best known, and most common sex headache is the “benign coital headache” which tends to occur on a regular basis during or after sex. The “benign coital headache” is also commonly known as the “orgasmic headache”. This is a relatively harmless headache with no known long term effects. Sufferers describe this type of headache as “pulsating with a lot of pressure from the top of the head down toward the eyes”. Although this headache may be medically benign, it’s certainly a hardship for people who suffer from this condition.

130. "A Clinic For Clinical Trials And Research In Baltimore Maryland
     Current trials list may include studies on hypertension, migraine headaches, heart failure, and diabetes. Located in Baltimore, Maryland.  
     http://www.discoverresearch.com/
     
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131. PRESS RELEASE: Unique Pepper Nasal Spray Beats Wine Headaches & Hang-overs
     Release Service) The world s first natural hot pepper nasal spray is gaining a hugereputation for relieving chronic sinus ailments and headaches across the  
     http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/4/prwebxml121381.php
     
     Extractions: All Press Releases for April 26, 2004 The world's first natural hot pepper nasal spray is gaining a huge reputation for relieving chronic sinus ailments and headaches across the world, but it turns out this "HOT" new nasal spray also beats alcohol headaches and hang-overs. Altamont, NY (PRWEB) April 26, 2004 Since its' official release barely six months ago, the Sinus Buster capsaicin nasal spray has become a worldwide phenomenon. The Sinus Buster is the worlds' first nasal spray made with all natural hot pepper extract, and it's been proven to relieve chronic sinus, allergy, and headache symptoms for thousands of people.

132. Headaches
     An article on the types of headaches and when to seek medical attention.  
     http://www.burnsurvivorsttw.org/headaches.html
     
     Extractions: Headaches Anyone under stress and/or physical problems has the risk of suffering from headaches. Migraine Headaches A chronic aching pain that frequently affects one side of your head is the sign of a Migraine Headache . The pain usually begins in and around your eye or temple and ranges from mild to intense, severe or even devastating. This is usually accompanied by nausea, sensitivity to light and sound, and sometimes vomiting. Over 25 million people around the world, each year, have migraine headaches . Seventy-Five percent are women. Around Seventy percent of these individuals have family members who also suffer with similar conditions. It is seen that approximatrely Twenty percent of migraine sufferers experience " aura Aura " is visual disturbances such as flashing lights or lines during an attack. OTHER TYPES OF HEADACHES TENSION : A DULL ache on both sides of the head is the sign of a Tension Headache . It has been described as "feeling like a tight band across the head." SINUS : Rather uncommon, opposing to popular belief. Most people who feel they have a Sinus Headache essentially have Tension or Migraine headaches.

133. Headaches
     Student Research on headaches. AN INQUIRY MAP. We writing. What can youdo when you get a headache? (What are treatments for headaches?).  
     http://www2.wgbh.org/MBCWEIS/LTC/AACA/headache.html
     
     Extractions: We are adult ESL students looking for information about headaches. At the beginning, we had many questions about headaches. Here are our questions. To answer our questions : Then we wrote about headaches on the computer. We used our questions and answers to make these pages. We hope you can learn about headaches from our research and our writing. HOME REMEDIES

134. Overcoming Food Intolerances
     A food treatment method for nonsevere food intolerances to prevent headaches and fatigue.  
     http://www.foodheadache.com/
     
     Extractions: I have developed a simple food treatment method which I have found to be very useful in preventing headaches and drowsiness which I would otherwise experience from meat, fish, dairy foods, and problematic vegetables. Since this method is a fairly simple modification of a classic technique, a substantial percentage of food-intolerant people may find it to be effective. This Web site is distinctive among those in the category of food intolerances in that it provides a possible alternative to the avoidance diet that the traditional medical profession seems to accept without question. The active ingredient in my recipe is vinegar, a substance that has been suggested for general use in fighting headaches by advocates of non-traditional medicine. However, my recipe has several favorable features that collectively distinguish it from other vinegar-based headache remedies that I have encountered: The concentration of vinegar used is so small that its taste isn't noticeable.

135. Vnunet.com - Sober Worm Causes Headaches
     Sober worm causes headaches. By Iain Thomson 2710-2003. Virus firmswarn of new email attachment-based malware. A new virus threat  
     http://www.vnunet.com/News/1145981
     
     Extractions: View UK websites Computer active Computer Reseller News Computing Infomatics Information World Review IT Week Network IT Week Personal Computer World PC Magazine vnunet.com Web active What PC? Register Update details HOME NEWS ... More... All articles News Reviews Downloads Jobs Forums White Papers Site map vnunet.com News Security ... send to friend virus Also read News centre Job of the day More from vnunet.com ADVERTISEMENT Virus firms warn of new email attachment-based malware Iain Thomson, vnunet.com 27 Oct 2003 ADVERTISEMENT A new virus threat called Sober could be causing a few headaches today, according to antivirus researchers. The Sober worm, spotted in the last 12 hours, is a traditional attachment-based piece of malware that uses social engineering to trick people into activating its payload. In contrast with the Flea virus discovered last week, which so far appears to have failed to bite, Sober hides its code in an HTML email. Microsoft Outlook users can activate the payload just by opening the email.

136. Headache
     Discover the different types of headaches from tension to migraine, and learn how to prevent them. Provides the latest news on these disorders along with a quiz to gauge your understanding of them.  
     http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/dc/caz/neur/hach/headindex.html

137. Health Report - 8/18/1997: Exercise Headaches
     Exercise headaches Broadcast Monday 18 August 1997 with. There are halfa dozen varieties of these socalled post traumatic headaches.  
     http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/helthrpt/stories/s233.htm
     
     Extractions: Robyn St Clare: I wouldn't get the headache straight away. I'd usually work out in the morning and then the headache would come on early afternoon and get gradually worse towards the evening. They started to happen a few weeks after I'd started doing the exercises. I noticed a bit of muscle tension in my shoulders and then I'd start getting a kind of dull ache and it would get worse and worse and more intense. Usually on one side of my head behind my eye and further behind on my head, behind that eye. Dan Gaffney: You needn't run like Cathy Freeman or swim like Kieren Perkins to get an exercise head. Robyn St Clare is an active 30 year old who decided to tone up at the local gym. She learned how to properly use the equipment from a fitness trainer and she was conscious of warming up and warming down whenever she worked out.

138. Advanced Biomedical Technologies
     Offers acuscope and myopulse systems designed for treatment of headaches, TMJ, backpain, arthritis, and tendonitis.  
     http://www.advbiomed.com/

139. American Chiropractic Association
     Health Tips. Have a Splitting Headache? Chiropractic Care Can Help. If you havea headache, you re not alone. Nine out of ten Americans suffer from headaches.  
     http://www.amerchiro.org/media/tips/headache.shtml
     
     Extractions: A report released in 2001 by researchers at the Duke University Evidence-Based Practice Center in Durham, NC, found that spinal manipulation resulted in almost immediate improvement for those headaches that originate in the neck, and had significantly fewer side effects and longer-lasting relief of tension-type headache than a commonly prescribed medication.

140. Headache
     Resources and information on migraines headaches and summer headaches.  
     http://www.drkoop.com/ency/article/003024.htm
     
     Extractions: Advertisement Disease Injury Nutrition Poison ... Treatment Definition: A headache is pain or discomfort in the head, scalp, or neck. Most headaches are due to tension, migraine, or a combination of the two. Serious underlying causes of headaches, like a tumor or a stroke, are extremely rare, despite the fact that many people worry about these possibilities. Most people with headaches can feel much, much better by making lifestyle changes, including learning ways to relax, and occasionally by taking medications. See also tension headache cluster headache classic migraine headache , and common migraine headache Common Causes: Tension headaches are due to contraction (tightness) of the muscles in your shoulders, neck, scalp, and jaw. They are often related to stress, depression, or anxiety. Overworking, not getting enough sleep, missing meals, and using alcohol or street drugs can make you more susceptible to headaches. Foods that can trigger a headache include chocolate, cheese, and monosodium glutamate (MSG), a flavor enhancer. People who drink caffeine can have headaches when they don't get their usual daily amount. Other common reasons you may develop a tension headache include: Performing an activity that causes you to hold your head in one position for a long time, like using a computer, microscope, or typewriter

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