Life

A patient with continuous, all-day, every-day headaches with a history of such headaches lasting for a matter of years is likely to have a tension headache.

If the history is only a matter of months then other possible causes need to be considered:

• temporal arteritis in the elderly
• cerebral tumour - suspicious features are increasing severity, associated symptoms implying neurological dysfunction, or a change in headache in circumstances that raise intracranial pressure - straining, bending over, lying down. Note that other less sinister causes of headache may be aggravated by head jolt, a cough, or sneeze, etc.
• depression may be associated with continuous headaches.

This information I acquire in order to learn about what happen to me. DEPRESSION is the nearest factor that cross to my mind. I used to take PANADOL@PARACETAMOL or PAINKILLER. For sure I am aware that painkiller had side effect. But I rarely take it. Take 4pills with carbonate drinks. It might be fantastic.

"research suggests that some commonly used pain medications - not just the now-banned Vioxx - can raise the risk of having a heart attack or stroke."

Take my life if it is the time. Spare me time to enjoy the life.