Headaches - What drugs?

Headaches are one of the most common health complaints; Most people have had headaches at some point in their lives. Headaches can affect anyone regardless of age, race and gender. The World Health Organization (WHO) says nearly half of all adults worldwide will suffer from headaches every year.

Headache can be a manifestation of mental stress or may be a result of a medical disorder, such as migraines or hypertension, anxiety, or depression. Headaches can occur in any part of the head, on either side of the head, or in a certain position of the head. The International Headache Society (IHS) classifies headaches into two primary and secondary types. Primary headache (migraine headache, tension headache), secondary (due to illness such as fever, trauma, cerebrovascular disease, brain tumors, ear, eye, nose, sinus, throat, stomatological disease, drug use, living, environment ...).

Treatment of headache depends on the cause: fever, fever, fever, inflammation, antibiotics, anti-inflammation, pain due to drug side effects, discontinue use or change other drugs, pain due to living and living environment, living and reasonable living environment can help reduce headache.

Because the causes and treatment of headaches are varied and complex, so in your specific case, with the information you provided, we do not have enough information and evidence to specifically identify it. The cause of your headache, which is also difficult to choose the most appropriate and effective treatment for you. In your 50s, you may have headaches caused by causes such as cerebral deafness, sleep disturbances, migraine headaches, headache due to vasomotor disorders or a potential encephalopathy or cerebrovascular disease.