STRESS HEADCHES

12 Mei 2009


Stress Headaches
It is generally considered that one in seven people in the United States gets headaches every day of their lives! Now, most of these that are experienced are not migraines but can be many other types of headaches including "stress headaches". But stress is indeed responsible for these headaches and how are they connected?
Well, there is no precise medical definition for this type of headache, but it is known by the tension in the muscles of the face, neck, face and caused by stress. So, in essence, stress is a link to headaches, because it leads to tension and muscle contraction, the root of the pain he feels. Of course, if you can reduce your stress you will be able to keep the tension in the muscles and headaches can often prevent that from happening.
Science has in recent years developed very effective treatments and medicines that are suffering from migraine, but little was designed to "stress headaches." The similarities between migraine and tension headache is caused by an inflammatory reaction, associated with the nervous system that our adrenaline. Adrenaline created energy within our muscles and nerves that triggers other chemical responses leading to excess inflammation and ultimately pain.
The tension and stress can lead to habits like teeth grinding, frowning, blinking and other things caused by negative emotions. This behavior leads to further pain and headache can be worse. So if this sounds like something you should stress and relaxation techniques.
Try to relax your face, jaw, and eye and neck and shoulder muscles. Massage can be very effective in relaxing muscles and can do much to prevent or at least the severity of the headache. If you often suffer from "stress headaches", the good news is that you can heal itself naturally without drugs or expensive treatments simply learn to manage and reduce your stress level.

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