What is Headache?
        Headache is among the most common medical complaints. The majority of them are
        not life threatening. They can be classified into three main categories,
        namely:
      
- Tension headaches
- Migraine headache
- Cluster headaches
        Tension Headaches are the most common type of headaches. Migraines have
        well-defined attacks with symptoms like nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to
        lights and sounds. Cluster headaches are repetitive ones that occur for
        weeks to months at a time, followed by periods of remission.
        
       
        
Common Causes of Headache
- Precise cause of it is not known
- Several physiologic changes in the head and brain
- Dilation and constriction of blood vessels
- Abnormal activity of certain neurons
- Genetic factors may be a cause for migraines
- Smoking and alcohol may be a cause cluster headaches
 
Home Remedies for Headache
        Tip 1: 
Roast some caraway seeds dry. Tie in a soft handkerchief or muslin cloth and sniff to get a relief from
        headaches.
        
Tip 2:
Apply the paste of 3-4 cloves on the fore head.
Tip 3:
A peeled and chopped apple, with a sprinkle of salt eaten first thing in the morning, for at least a week will cure chronic headaches.
Tip 4:
Make a herbal tea with 10-15 holy basil leaves (tulsi), 5-6 peppercorns and 1/2" ginger piece, powder. Keep in an air tight bottle. Take 2 pinches with warm water when a headache starts.
Tip 5:
Massage head with rosemary oil.
Tip 6:
Add water to 1 tbsp ginger powder. Heat gently in a pan. Apply the warm poultice on forehead. Keep for 15 minutes.
Tip 2:
Apply the paste of 3-4 cloves on the fore head.
Tip 3:
A peeled and chopped apple, with a sprinkle of salt eaten first thing in the morning, for at least a week will cure chronic headaches.
Tip 4:
Make a herbal tea with 10-15 holy basil leaves (tulsi), 5-6 peppercorns and 1/2" ginger piece, powder. Keep in an air tight bottle. Take 2 pinches with warm water when a headache starts.
Tip 5:
Massage head with rosemary oil.
Tip 6:
Add water to 1 tbsp ginger powder. Heat gently in a pan. Apply the warm poultice on forehead. Keep for 15 minutes.
 
 
 

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