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A headache can have many causes, ranging from mild and temporary issues to more serious conditions. Here’s a breakdown to help identify potential causes and relief methods: Types of Headaches & Possible Causes Tension Headache (Most Common) Symptoms: Dull, aching pain, tightness around the forehead, scalp, or neck. Causes: Stress, poor posture, eye strain, dehydration, or lack of sleep. Relief: Hydration, rest, stretching, gentle massage, and stress management. Migraine Symptoms: Moderate to severe throbbing pain (often one-sided), nausea, sensitivity to light and sound, sometimes with visual disturbances (aura). Causes: Triggers like certain foods (chocolate, caffeine, alcohol), hormonal changes, stress, or lack of sleep. Relief: Rest in a dark room, cold compress, staying hydrated, and possibly migraine-specific medication. Sinus Headache Symptoms: Pressure around the forehead, cheeks, or behind the eyes, often with nasal congestion. Causes: Sinus infection, allergies, or changes in weather. Relief: Steam inhalation, saline nasal spray, antihistamines, or decongestants. Cluster Headache Symptoms: Intense pain around one eye, redness, tearing, and nasal congestion. Causes: Often occurs in cycles; triggered by alcohol, smoking, or disrupted sleep patterns. Relief: Oxygen therapy, prescription medications, and avoiding triggers. Caffeine Withdrawal Headache Symptoms: Throbbing pain, irritability, fatigue. Causes: Sudden reduction in caffeine intake. Relief: Gradually reduce caffeine consumption, stay hydrated. Exertion or Dehydration Headache Symptoms: Throbbing pain after physical activity or prolonged dehydration. Causes: Overexertion, heat, lack of fluids. Relief: Hydrate, rest, and cool down. High Blood Pressure Headache Symptoms: A pulsating headache, usually in the morning, sometimes with dizziness or nosebleeds. Causes: High blood pressure. Relief: Monitor blood pressure, avoid excessive salt, manage stress, and seek medical advice if persistent.