Patient's question:
Right-sided migraine, recently for about a week, it has been hurting every morning around 10:10. It has been continuous for six or seven days, like a jumping pain. After eating lunch and taking medicine, I take a nap and it doesn't hurt anymore. But at 10:10 on the third day, it starts hurting again. I take medicine every day, but I don't know what's going on. I want to ask if it's serious, what the problem is, and how it was caused? What should I do about frequent headaches?Doctor's answer:
According to the medical history and corresponding physical examinations such as cerebral blood flow mapping, electroencephalography, or brain CT, even endocrine tests, a definitive diagnosis should be made. Pay attention to maintaining a regular lifestyle, avoiding excessive fatigue and stress, and preventing sub-health states. Do not stay up late frequently. Additionally, eat more nuts, such as walnuts and almonds, and maintain a calm mood to avoid emotional irritability. Do not put too much pressure on yourself in daily life or work. It is very important to actively exercise to enhance your immunity. For example, headaches caused by severe bacterial infections are due to the fact that the causes of headaches are numerous and complex, making their clinical classification also very complex. Hospital examination is necessary for a definitive diagnosis.