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Suggest Treatment For Persistent Headache And Dizziness
last two back i had a big sharp headache. and i took one medicine from my friend which is used for teeth pain. after that i got little bit good than from second day i started to get slight pain at upper back of my head and i felt dizzy also. and i went to general physician they give some medicine for migraine i took it for 1 week but it also didn t work i went again again they gave syncs medicine again i took it but i couldn t do any thing. that s why i m asking your help.thanks Robinson
Mon, 9 Dec 2019
Hi,
Headache with dizziness could be due to migraine, migraine associated vertigo, hypoglycemia, Meniere's disease etc. I advise you to:
1. To take Analgesics like Naproxen / paracetamol & Triptans
- Also take Inj. Stemetil 1ml I.M stat
- Tab. Vertigon 16 mg twice a day
2. Relaxation techniques & Stretching exercises.
3. Avoid exposure to noise, light. Rest in a quiet room
4. Avoid excessive salt and water
5. Avoid jerky movements.
6. Yoga
7. Take of caffeine drinks.
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Yogapriya Vasudevan, General & Family Physician
Headache with dizziness could be due to migraine, migraine associated vertigo, hypoglycemia, Meniere's disease etc. I advise you to:
1. To take Analgesics like Naproxen / paracetamol & Triptans
- Also take Inj. Stemetil 1ml I.M stat
- Tab. Vertigon 16 mg twice a day
2. Relaxation techniques & Stretching exercises.
3. Avoid exposure to noise, light. Rest in a quiet room
4. Avoid excessive salt and water
5. Avoid jerky movements.
6. Yoga
7. Take of caffeine drinks.
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Yogapriya Vasudevan, General & Family Physician
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