Patient's question:
During training, I often experience recurring headaches, and they are usually severe on one side, making it difficult for me to train effectively. What are the main causes of headaches?Doctor's answer:
The causes of headaches are very complex. First, it could be vasospasm of blood vessels; second, it could be neuralgia; third, it could be sinusitis; fourth, it could be brain atrophy or cerebral infarction; fifth, it could be symptoms of cervical spondylosis. It is best to go to the hospital for a check-up.Your headache is likely triggered by neurasthenia. Generally, symptomatic treatment is sufficient. Ensure adequate rest and deep sleep. You can also consider taking pain relievers, but it is still important to carefully observe for any other abnormal symptoms. Some diseases may only manifest as headaches. If you also experience nausea, vomiting, or abnormal slowness in movement, seek medical attention immediately. Treatment should be based on the results of a thorough examination.