Can bad headache cause vomiting?
Yesterday I had a really splitting headache, one of the worst I've ever had. After a while, I felt so nauseous that I actually threw up. Does a very bad headache sometimes cause vomiting?
Yesterday I had a really splitting headache, one of the worst I've ever had. After a while, I felt so nauseous that I actually threw up. Does a very bad headache sometimes cause vomiting?
I totally get it, dealing with a splitting headache is bad enough, and having vomiting on top of that is incredibly exhausting. Severe headaches like migraines often trigger nausea and vomiting. Please rest in a dark, quiet room and consult a doctor soon.
Yes, absolutely. I have struggled with migraines for years, and vomiting is often a peak symptom of the attack. My tip is to avoid self-medicating with random painkillers, as they can cause rebound headaches; instead, get a proper treatment plan from a physician.
Yes, severe headaches and migraines frequently cause vomiting. Please consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and relief.
My teenage daughter gets severe migraine attacks that always end with her vomiting. It is heartbreaking to watch, but we found that timely medication prescribed by her doctor helps prevent the nausea. Please get a proper diagnosis from a neurologist.
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Yes, intense headaches like migraines commonly trigger nausea and vomiting.
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