Hello, It’s understandable to feel confused and concerned when there’s a mismatch between your experience and what you read online. Let me clarify a few things for you. Tension-type headaches are very common in individuals dealing with anxiety or chronic stress. The pain can be intense and persistent, even if it’s not classified as a migraine. Sometimes, medications like Riaznet (a combination of flunarizine and propranolol) or Betacap TR (propranolol) are prescribed off-label to manage chronic headaches and anxiety symptoms—even if they are primarily used for migraines. These medications work by calming the nervous system, reducing the physical symptoms of anxiety (like muscle tension and vascular constriction), which can significantly help with tension-type headaches. However, if you're still unsure or uncomfortable, I would recommend: Discussing your doubts directly with your doctor—open communication is essential. Seeing a psychologist alongside medical treatment to address the root causes of anxiety. Therapy can reduce both the emotional and physical symptoms over time, possibly reducing your need for long-term medication. You're not alone in this—support is available for both mind and body.

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