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Message started by GennaG on Aug 31st, 2011 at 6:31pm

Title: LONG HA
Post by GennaG on Aug 31st, 2011 at 6:31pm
okay this headache started at 2:05pm... it is now 6:28pm... usually the are half this long at the worst... what the heck is going on?  Help!  >:(  GG

Title: Re: LONG HA
Post by vietvet2tours on Aug 31st, 2011 at 7:31pm
Maybe a migraine.

    Potter

Title: Re: LONG HA
Post by Mike NZ on Aug 31st, 2011 at 10:24pm
Not sure, but hoping you get relief from it soon.

Take notes and discuss it with your neurologist. There may be more than one headache type in action.

Title: Re: LONG HA
Post by Skyhawk5 on Aug 31st, 2011 at 11:30pm
At my cycle peak I sometimes get an unstopable, fullblown K-10 that drops to K7-8 and stays there for many hours, we call this an afterburn. The only help I get is from O2 and forcing myself to eat.

I hope you have something else. An afterburn is very frustrating, and painfull.

Don

Title: Re: LONG HA
Post by Ob1kanobee on Sep 30th, 2011 at 6:51pm
When this happens to me I drink a good size bottle of Gatorade in a very short period of time, like within 20 minutes. Lots of fluids but Gatorade has been working/helping for that.

Title: Re: LONG HA
Post by Guiseppi on Oct 1st, 2011 at 9:36am
I'm with Mike, chart your headaches for a while see if you may have a secondary headache type. We have several on the board who are cursed with both CH and migrain.  :-/

Joe

Title: Re: LONG HA
Post by Shane on Oct 29th, 2011 at 8:50pm
Mine normally last 2-4 hours each. Sometimes I'm "lucky" enough to get one that only last 30 mins or an hour. Usually the 4 hour ones come on around 7pm or so and the daytime ones staying closer to the 2 hour mark. Id say the shortest one is normally the one I wake up too normally growing longer and intensifying as the day goes on.

Title: Re: LONG HA
Post by MaxPayne on Nov 2nd, 2011 at 3:00pm
I had one like that today, shadow started at around 10 in the morning at work, before escalating to a kip 4 around 1 o'clock. Then it was coming and going about every hour, until I finally couldn't take it any more and drove home. Lifted about halfway home but still shadowing. Started up again as soon as I got home and at 6 I had had enough and sniffed a imitrex which more or less took care of it. I can still feel it in my neck, and it will probably come back with a vengeneance tonite when the imitrex wears off.

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