Why Do You Get A Headache
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Why Do You Get a Headache?
Summary
An employee once submitted a leave application stating:
"Due to expected circumstances tomorrow, I am experiencing an unbearable headache today. Kindly grant me leave for today and tomorrow."
The anticipated circumstances? His degree results were due the next day, and he was convinced he had failed. Thus, he was already suffering from a headache out of anxiety!
Article Body
An employee once sent a leave request to his manager, saying:
"Due to expected circumstances tomorrow, I am experiencing an unbearable headache today. Kindly grant me leave for today and tomorrow."
What were these expected circumstances? His exam results were being released the next day, and he was sure of his failure. Hence, he developed a headache in advance!
A dictionary defines a headache simply as a pain you feel in your head. But who could have imagined the many forms headaches would take? We have migraines, sinus headaches, cluster headaches, allergy headaches, and the good old chronic headache.
Headaches often cause worry and discomfort, but there's no need to panic. First, identify the cause of your headache. Maybe it's from the food you ate at last night's party. If so, it might resolve itself in a day or two. Avoid rushing to take strong painkillers or antibiotics immediately.
Self-management is key. Your past experiences with headaches can offer clues. Sometimes, traditional remedies suggested by elders can work wonders. Although the pain might be intense, it's often temporary. Once the body flushes out impurities, the headache should naturally subside.
While occasional headaches are common, if they persist or worsen, consult your family doctor without hesitation.
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