Patient's question:
I am already three months pregnant and feeling everything is fine. Then there's no morning sickness either. I don't feel any particularly uncomfortable places. But suddenly today, my head is hurting like it's about to explode. What should I do about headaches during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
If you have headaches during pregnancy, you should first go to the hospital for a check-up to determine the cause of the headaches. The most common causes of headaches include high blood pressure, tension headaches, and insufficient blood supply to the brain, among others. Different causes require different treatments. For high blood pressure, treatment involves lowering blood pressure. For insufficient blood supply to the brain and tension headaches, rest and reducing psychological stress are recommended. Currently, medication is not advisable.