Persistent Headache.....Jaw and Temple Region?
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Ugh...I'm back. I know that perimenopause can cause (or exacerbate) headaches, but I'm on day five of a pretty bad round...the pain seems primarily located in my jaw/temple area, with a band across my forehead....my neck and shoulders feel tense and sore as well...of course, I'm convinced that I've got a brain tumour or am about to have a stroke, but I seem to recall reading that someone (maybe anxiousface) wrote in with a similar complaint about persisent and pretty severe headache....I suspect I'm unconciously clenching my jaw which may be the underlying cause, but I'm still worried....I'm also exhaused as I've not been sleeping well for the last week or so....and my period (if I get one this month) is due to begin any day now....I Googled my symptoms (I know...bad idea!) and now I'm terrified..anyone have any words of wisdom?
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liz53953 wearykitty
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barbara49965 wearykitty
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I try & have a massage every few months it really helps with the tension build up in your muscles!
I would say dont worry but that dosnt help, start with the doc! Hugs Barbara
ambercolleen wearykitty
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Just read jayneejay's post on the different form of magnesium, will have to check that out. I've been using magnesium citrate and it does help me relax and sleep better, but if I had a few bouts of tummy trouble and wasn't sure if it was the magnesium or the stress causing it or the fact that I had skipped my probiotic and other vitamins. Maybe I'll try the magnesium bisglycinate and see if that makes a difference. Willing to try just about anything if it's natural... I doo mis the monthly massages I was getting, maybe I'll have to bite the bullet and spend that $ again...
acsorenson wearykitty
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