Any home remedies for tension headache?

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  1. Dalis

    Dalis Jose Cuervo is NOT a good friend

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    I am headache free on MON and WED thanks to Yoga class but this cancer thing on my little pup is really screwing with me. So what do you do for tension headaches... oh and don't even try suggesting any chocolate or sweets.... I crash and burn with sugar! (plus my butt doesn't need it). :dizzy
     
  2. MrsPeel

    MrsPeel LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!

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    can't think of any remedies as such as I have been for so long on heavy medication...
    but I know there are some digi pressure points (massage over the acupunture points) that help, and massage, even if non professional, it does the trick with me
    the digi pressure point is in your hand, will try find an image to show you.
    be back soon.


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JyEToXr0Fc

    and here this guy shows them quiet well:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZSZvP5fESk

    Camomile tea helps somdtimes....
     
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  3. jenny

    jenny jenny

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    I would suggest practicing some yoga at home between the days when you have classes. Also have a look on Google for food-related triggers, there are quite a few. I hope you feel better soon.
     
  4. MissKim

    MissKim ichthyophobic

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    Peppermint oil on your temples. I have a roll on that I use when I'm at work and don't want to medicate. It's awesome.
     
  5. seicajs

    seicajs New Member

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    Exercise is the only thing tgat prevents them for me. Without it, I'm a chronic sufferer. I really love Jillian Michaels Yoga Meltdown at home.
     
  6. Karen

    Karen Wiggle it, just a little bit!

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    Excercise usually works for me too. When I'm not too lazy to do that. Usually I just pop two advil. My poor liver.
     
  7. Dalis

    Dalis Jose Cuervo is NOT a good friend

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    karen, that is my problem, I want to stop depending on meds!
     
  8. Kim Gehring

    Kim Gehring It's all about the 3-Cs: coffee, caramel, claw

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    What's that? Have Peppermint rub oil on your temples? I wonder if she makes house calls.
     
  9. Karen

    Karen Wiggle it, just a little bit!

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  10. Dalis

    Dalis Jose Cuervo is NOT a good friend

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    I am still waiting for Pepperming to come rub oil on my temples. LOL!!!
     
  11. heathergw

    heathergw Singing in the Neil mobile

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    I use a heating pad on the back of my neck and that seems to help when I can't get any exercise
     
  12. talivstouwe

    talivstouwe Am I really that rotten? I can't remember. I'm s

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    Bending over repeatedly actually flares my tension headaches up asap, so exercise is the opposite of what I need. Lying down, closing my eyes, relaxing as much as possible. Also the heating pad like Heather suggested does it for me.

    I get tension headaches and migraines. Fun!
     
  13. scrapsandsass

    scrapsandsass Oh Ricky you're so fine ...

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    Um, I just saw this thread. One thing that works for me is a little... uh, how should I say it? Bow-chicka-wow-wow time with the hubs. ;) Completely natural... of course.
     
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