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Mental stress with headache
I get stress-out after long office work
Multiple thoughts running in mind so partial headache starts and stays for complete night.
Fyi: in child wood i have fallen and at my head lower back a hole created and it has been with sugar at tht tym . I dont have pain of it but i am feeling this mental stress . Running of thoughts and headache r thy some because of it?
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Since when is it happening? Did u get scans done?
I believe you should discuss your concerns in detail with a mental health professional to gain an insight about nature of problem and ways to overcome it through psychotheraputic techniques
Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling
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Hello,
Headache can be caused due to number of reasons. Get your eyesight checked. Headache associated with vision problem is usually associated with working on screens or working under dim light. Headache associated with underlying stress is usually of mild to moderate intensity and not increased by any physical activity. If there is associated running nose, lacrimation, nausea, vomiting, intolerance to voice and light it can be cluster or migraine type. There are good medications available to take care of all types of headache. Running of thoughts can cause headache due to stress similarly headache can cause running of thoughts to find the reason behind it
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Consult nearby psychiatric clinic or you can consult me.
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Hi
Definitely you r getting stressed out due to office work but sorry to say that am not able get you some part of your history (i.e after head injury there is a hole and it has been sugar at that time ) Will you mind to elaborate it little bit.
Next Steps
for the time being you may start treatment for you anxiety. Just do relaxation techniques like JPMR. ( YOU CAN FOLLOW IT IN YOU TUBE )
DO regular exercise and yoga
Health Tips
is anxiety continue after 10 days of above mentioned techniques, then start SSRI like T. Recita or Nexito 10 mg
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