Tranquilizers Headaches
Tuesday, June 24th, 2008The frequency of headaches decreases with age except if for the depressed or psychoneurotic patients. Migraine too decreases with the age and in some cases disappears. Headache due to tension is rare. In case of headache due to cervical spondylosis the pain starts in the hindmost bone of the skull and may radiate forward to the vertex. This limits the movements of the neck and when the patient tries to rotate the neck, pain might aggravate.
Usually, doctors recommend pain-killers or tranquilizers to cure headache. But these pain killers and tranquilizers provide only a temporary relief and do not target the cause. Additionally, they cause nervous debility, weakens the heart and result in other complications. The best remedy to prevent headaches is by developing physical resistance through proper nutrition, exercise and constructive thinking.
The great majority of headaches a physician treats in office practice can be divided into two main categories, muscular contraction headache of tension type and vascular headaches of the migraine type.
The most satisfactory symptomatic therapy for tension headache is by the use of a nonnarcotic analgesic agent combined with a tranquilizer or sedative. On the other hand, symptomatic relief of migraine is best obtained by the use of a suppository of ergotamine tartrate and caffeine combined with an antiemetic or antispasmodic.
Interval treatment of patients with tension and migraine headache centers on helping the patient understand his emotional problems. Prophylactic drug therapy for patients with tension headache includes the limited use of tranquilizers and sedatives. Recently, striking benefits in some patients with migraine have been achieved by the prophylactic use of the antiserotonin drug methysergide (UML 491).
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