Patient's question:
Since childhood, I've always had headaches whenever I catch a cold. However, it's become more frequent now. Nowadays, a headache occurs whenever I catch a cold, accompanied by nausea and dry vomiting. Essentially, I vomit after eating and then sleep for a while, and I feel better afterward. In the past, a thorough examination revealed insufficient blood supply to the brain, and I was prescribed drugs like Xuesaitong, among others. Now, I frequently experience headaches, with (a dull, throbbing pain) for about four days a week. I'm a 34-year-old male. Thank you for your advice on what medication to take. I'm currently in Myanmar and it's not convenient for me to return to my home country. Additionally, I've been experiencing frequent urination these past few days.Doctor's answer:
This symptom is generally considered to be vascular or neuralgia-related pain. Lack of rest or consuming a lot of spicy and irritating foods, as well as overtime work, may all lead to the recurrence of headaches and dizziness. The symptoms may include a sense of fullness and discomfort in the head. Pay attention to your diet and avoid spicy and irritating foods, especially beer. If the pain frequently occurs, you can consider getting a head CT scan for examination.