Rebound Headache
Posted By: #1headache on 2006-01-30
In Reply to: Anyone type info on rebound headaches? - I'm miserable! sm
A couple of things. Do you take hormone pills, use hormone patches or take injections? Also, has your doctor or are you keeping track of your blood pressure. My doctor once thought that I was having rebound headaches from a narcotic medication that I was taking - as it turned out it was due to taking Premarin and this causing my blood pressure to spike. The first headache sent me to the emergency room - now we know it is my blood pressure and I take two meds for that (down from 5) and this has helped - clonidine, especially. Also have a pheochromacytoma which is located in my lungs (can't resect) - and this causes me to have headaches at times, as well. I have found that fiorinal with codeine is the only thing that suppresses these headaches - if I take it within about 15-20 minutes after I feel one coming on. Also multiple chemical sensitivities can cause this type of headache. I would check with another doctor - a rebound headache shouldn't last that long.
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Rebound headaches are from medication
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rebound headaches via MayoClinic..sm
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/rebound-headaches/DS00613/DSECTION=3
usually overmedicated........
Anyone type info on rebound headaches?
I've been told by my doctor to stop my medication for chronic headaches - she says I have rebound headaches. Has anyone out there been through this? It's been a week, and my head is killing me. She said I would have headaches for about two or three weeks, then they would taper off. Any ideas on getting through this period of time? Has anyone typed this?
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i had a headache for seven months
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I believe you are my QA headache -- English degree -- uh la la nm
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