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Holy cow, what would people do without doctors and prescriptions? They would have to do what I do, since doctors and prescriptions can't touch my son's migraine headache! Do this: as soon as he feels or even distantly senses one of these coming on, give him two Excedrin Migraines and a Redbull. He swallows the Excedrins with the first gulp of the Redbull, and burps as loudly as humanly possible beside each sip thereafter. I'm not joking, the burping is essential. By the time he has burped his style through the entire Redbull, the headache should be gone. This works for many reasons. Some headaches involve the amount of blood stationed at any the stomach or the head, the two organs are intimately connected. Burping or belching long and hard seems to stir the stomach up, start the blood flow again, so things don't pool in one place or another. The caffeine in the Excedrine and the Redbull facilitate a faster blood-flow. The aspirin in the Excedrine knock down the little bit of pain that alerted him to the headache in the first place -- but we all know that once the dull pain gets intense, it's hard to knock down, best to work immediately! He could use a Coca-Cola to wash it down, but Redbulls work best, we've found, (we're looking at five years of experimentation here) and I believe it's because Redbulls (and Rockstars) contain Taurine. Taurine is an essential amino acid, something your body must own, but can't assemble on it's own through the various vitamins and minerals in your food. So you have to get through or drink this amino acid in it's already-put-together state. Taurine's benefits include anticonvulsant and anti-anxiety properties, and are much needed during times of stress or illness. When I hear anti-convulsant, I instantly knew that my son's stomach probably seizes and locks that blood into place, or maybe the brain. And unsurprisingly anti-anxiety benefits would be obvious for headache relief, since they are sometimes (but definitely not other, so mysterious) brought about by stress. Normally people get Taurine through unprocessed (read: pretty much rare, and never packaged) meat, eggs, and fish. MSG isn't as bad as they make it out to be, but it DOES compete with Taurine for stomping grounds. Lots of MSG surrounded by the diet means Taurine goes home crying. And normally foods next to MSG in them as a preservative or delicious salt are processed to the point that Taurine is long insensible before you eat it. (Taurine is sensitive.) So. Excedrin and Redbull belching method, will alleviate the random headache (99% of the time, there have been troubled exceptions) and eating sushi, which is uncooked and containing Taurine, could help alleviate adjectives bouts. Also consider that crazy salad where the beef is raw and sliced ultra thin and they throw surrounded by large grates of parmesan cheese. Adventurous, but yummy. But beware that freezing meat can kill Taurine too. Have your boyfriend consider, does he eat mostly processed foods? Are adjectives of his meats frozen before he thaws, cooks and eat them? Things to think about...
If he hasn't been checked out by a doctor but, he really needs to asap, especially if he doesn't have a history of migraines. If the pain is really bleak, take him to an ER. At the very least bring him to his doctor as soon as you can. He'll need tests run to see whats going on. Chances are its nothing serious, but on the bad chance that it is, the sooner it is caught, the sooner and better they will be able to treat the problem.
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He needs to be see ASAP. That doesn't sound good. How long has it be going on? I would start writing down information such as how often he has these headaches, intensity, how long they later, what he is doing previous to getting them, as much as you can think of. The doctor will ask these questions and it'll make it easier to own all info you can ready to give to the doctor. Sometimes associates tend to forget things when answering questions. It will be even more helpful if your BF has a headache when he is see. I hope it isn't serious. Good luck!Can I help yourself to aspirin to..
Ignore the previous silly answers saying 'its a tumor' are they doctors? i think not!The only agency you will find out what this is, is by telling your boyfriend to go and see a doctor, it could be a whole mound of different things, you wont know for sure until he's been checked out!
Good wishes to you both, i hope everything is ok :)
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when his head aches he probably puts pressure on that nouns with his fingers, etc. so that may be the red blotchiness. the weather is changing, could be migraines. but shouldnt be anything severe. make sure to consult a doctor if you be aware of that it is a problem. and take some tylenol and get rest. hope he feels bettercould you answer mine?
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Does redbull and aspirin work?
he may hold a migraine happening... ring up the hospital for advice, a nurse online should be able to update you if he should take something for it, or to see a specialist or not.. goodluck...ps: make sure he eats and drinks plenty of fluids..
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I'm not exactly sure what it is, but I focus you should take him to the hospital so they can check it out.Best of luck.
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Severe headache ... red blotches... I say take him to the emergency room and agree to them figure it out.Better safe than sorry!
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Is he taking any medication at the moment? Could 've something to do with it if he is. Or is he hypoglycemic?you should receive him in to see a dr ASAP. it could be a clot or a precursor to an aneurysm.
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Its a tumor.Don't ask us, go to the hospital and as your doctor.
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might want to go see a doc, might be early signs of a brain hemorrhage.Ouch, support I adjectives my tongue?