Patient's question:
This morning, my child said they have a headache and have been vomiting. They don't have a fever, but they have a pain on their forehead. When the pain occurs, they feel like vomiting. What could be the reason? Could it be something they ate earlier?Doctor's answer:
Headache, nausea, and vomiting are very common symptoms in clinical practice, but it is difficult to determine the cause based solely on these symptoms. Conditions such as concussions caused by head trauma, brain tumors, insufficient blood supply to the brain, or autonomic nervous system disorders can all lead to these symptoms. Even a common cold can cause the same symptoms. It is necessary to consider the examination and treatment based on the individual's condition, symptoms, and severity.