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Soul
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Kramer
Nervous wreck
- Oct 27, 2020
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Can a person have a headache 24/7? Tylenol doesn't help
Kramer
Nervous wreck
- Oct 27, 2020
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Soul
gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha
- Apr 12, 2019
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Ok, but if you haven't tried a neurologist and/or a good neck massage it may be exactly what your head needs.
Kramer
Nervous wreck
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Soul
gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha
- Apr 12, 2019
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It's your head. No one can take it to a neurologist and/or massage therapist for you. But why not give one or the other a try?
VivaldiBR
Experienced
- Oct 4, 2020
- 249
CoalmineCanary
Member
- Jul 15, 2020
- 477
Have you tried a cervical pillow?
It's worth a try maybe? It's a small investment but might help with sleep at the very least. Good sleep might help mitigate the ptsd? I don't know. Just offering another suggestion.
Good Luck.
It's worth a try maybe? It's a small investment but might help with sleep at the very least. Good sleep might help mitigate the ptsd? I don't know. Just offering another suggestion.
Good Luck.
Weary Soul
Soon I will be free
- Nov 13, 2019
- 1,155
Yes, I have had severe head pain that lasts days/weeks. I also have severe PTSD, anxiety, insomnia..etc, ad nauseum.
There are some medications that may help with this. If you decide to try this route, please make sure to go to a highly recommended neurologist (there are new meds out that can really help with migraines) and/or a psychiatrist. One way to do find a good psychiatrist is to ask a good therapist who they would go to if they needed help.
Sometimes I try hypnosis or guided meditation on youtube.
I am sorry you understand this kind of pain, it is excruciating.
On edit: That guided meditation/hypnosis was done at truly desperate times for me. It did help for a bit, but has not been a long-term solution. Everyone is different. I hope you feel better soon!
There are some medications that may help with this. If you decide to try this route, please make sure to go to a highly recommended neurologist (there are new meds out that can really help with migraines) and/or a psychiatrist. One way to do find a good psychiatrist is to ask a good therapist who they would go to if they needed help.
Sometimes I try hypnosis or guided meditation on youtube.
I am sorry you understand this kind of pain, it is excruciating.
On edit: That guided meditation/hypnosis was done at truly desperate times for me. It did help for a bit, but has not been a long-term solution. Everyone is different. I hope you feel better soon!
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I had a really bad problem with Head tension. It didn't stop until I got on anti depression meds (Vanaflaxine)
Susannah
Mage
- Jul 2, 2018
- 534
Head pain/ migraine/ chronic headache is difficult to treat. I've heard that clean oxygen can be a helpful treatment. I've had severe pain conditions myself (after injury) and I went to a "Pain clinic" for 1 year. They focused on tension release by active and cuided meditation and breathing. I was sceptical, but it actually worked after some training. I strongly believe in the importance of breathing correct. Good luck and lots of loveS
CoalmineCanary
Member
- Jul 15, 2020
- 477
If acupuncture treatments are too costly an alternative is an acupuncture mat and pillow for your back and neck. The one I have also came with acupuncture balls and acupuncture rings for my fingers. I won't link you to any because there are so many available on the market but I've found it helpful. It is more affordable and allows privacy as I don't like strangers being that intimate with my body.
Sorry, they're called accupressure mats I think.
Sorry, they're called accupressure mats I think.
