Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
I am a 29-year-old woman. I am getting a headache continuously for the past two months. I went to an eye specialist and changed my spectacles. I took medicines for sinusitis, but the headache did not stop. Kindly advice what to do.
Hello,
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As I can see, you have already checked for refractive error in your eyes and there is no sinus problem too. It seems that you are suffering from migraine. Associated symptoms of migraine are as follows:
1. The headache increases with a loud noise.
2. An intermittent feeling of nausea.
3. The headache increases with bright light.
4. Dizziness and lightheadedness.
If you have any of these associated symptoms it can be a migraine. If you have migraine, it has to be treated with either Propranolol or Ergot derivatives.
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