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Is this a normal headache or something?
I’ve been having recurring headaches, and they’ve been getting worse this year. The pain is not limited to one side it can feel more general/around my whole head. The headaches can become quite intense and interfere with my normal activities. I’ve noticed they can happen or become worse after I’ve been outside even for 15 min I’m concerned because this has been happening repeatedly and the overall pattern seems to be getting worse compared with before. I also sometimes experience nausea/vomiting around the same time, and I want to know whether that could be related. I’d like to be properly evaluated to find out what type of headache this is and whether I need any examination or tests.
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It can be a migraine caused by heat .can be due to-refractive error or glaucoma Can be due to sinusitis or tooth related if pregnant or is it premenstrual Taking any medicine Obesity Check bp also Can be tension
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Check vision and eye pressure If sinusitis present See a doctor It can be migraine induced by heat-see a neurologist
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Recurring headaches that are getting worse over time, interfering with daily life, and accompanied by nausea or vomiting are not typical tension headaches. Heat, sunlight, dehydration, or physical strain from being outside can definitely trigger or worsen conditions like migraines. Since the pattern is changing and worsening, it definitely needs a proper medical evaluation to identify the exact type of headache and rule out underlying causes. ​Since these symptoms are worsening and affecting your routine, it is best to consult a doctor in person for a proper examination and diagnosis.
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Your scenario is suggestive of migraine/cervicogenic headache To rule out the actual problem proper history is required and according to that some tests Kindly connect with me for consultation and I will help you out
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