• Instead of giving Naproxen immediately, it is generally safer to first give Paracetamol (500–650 mg) for headache relief. • Ensure he drinks water and rests for 20–30 minutes, as dehydration or fatigue can worsen headaches. • If the headache persists, he can take the medicine after food to avoid gastric irritation. • Seek medical attention if the headache is very severe, recurrent, associated with vomiting, vision problems, fever, or neck stiffness.

• Ensure he gets adequate sleep, especially during exams. • Encourage regular hydration, as dehydration is a common trigger for headaches. • Short screen breaks and eye relaxation can help reduce stress-related headaches. • Light meals and avoiding long gaps between meals can also prevent headaches during stressful days. If the headaches keep recurring during his exams or become severe, it would be better to review the pattern and triggers in detail—feel free to book an online consultation so I can guide you properly and help him stay comfortable during this important time.

keep note of area of headache and type of headache whether recurrent ,migratory  whether a associated with nausea vomiting palpitation fever aura

if child s weight is less than 60 go for naxdom 250

proceed with Tab Naproxen 500 mg after food, adequate fluids, rest, avoid screens.

Precautions: Seek medical care if the headache is severe, persistent, with vomiting, fever, and vision changes.