what cause headaches, nausea,and stabbing pains?
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Stabbing pains are never a good sign. Check your symptoms on Web MD at http://www.webmd.com/diseases_and_conditions/symptom_checker.htm \nIt is a great website that will tell you based on your symptoms if you should call a doctor to make an appointment or seek medical attention right away. Please do this ASAP. Stomach pain can be very serious. Appendicitis, kidney infection, etc. Of course it could just be gas. (I took my friend to the emergency room one time, turned out she had gas LOL)
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There are probably thousands of conditions that cause nausea and general feeling sick.  You should talk to your doctor rather than looking for a diagnosis online.  Only your doctor can diagnosis a medical condition.
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It is recurrent attacks of unilateral headache varied in itensity, frequency and duration usually associated with loss of appetite and sometimes with nausea and vomiting. Sometimes there will be sensory, motor and mood disturbances and visual aura, lasting for about half an hour.  Before the attack there will be vague yawning, euphoria, excessive energy, depression and lethargy. Headche may persist for 48 hours, in some cases.
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Stomachaches usually come with nausea, cramps (I'm assuming menstrual cramps) occur in the lower abdominal area and more intensely. Stomachaches are caused mostly by an unhappy tummy, cramps are caused by overexertion. If you have been eating questionable things like junk foods or improperly cooked foods or no foods at all and you begin to experience pain and nausea, you have a stomachache. If you have been exercising or you are going through your period, you have cramps. Prevent cramps by stretching before exercise and consuming foods high in potassium and low in sodium, like bananas.
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High fever, vomiting, very bad rash on body, headaches.This the basic symptoms for both.
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increased activity, pain, fever, stress
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Take a hot bath,relax,and try Excedrin Migrain Headache(or some medicine like that)
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You should first check your eyes, if your sight is bad it can lead into constant headaches; especially at the end of the day.  \nYou should also try to identify if it's only a headache or possibly a migraine-they are usually accompanied by sensitivity to light, sound, smell; nausea, or diziness-. Some migraines are triggered by stress, but some food, like chocolate, spices, orange juice, or dairy, can also cause them.  \nYou should check with your doctor to find out if you need exams, maybe a cat scan.  Hope it helps
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Yes, any severe pain can cause you to feel nauseous. See your dentist ASAP to get the tooth sorted and hopefully that will make you feel better.
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Hi, This is an easy one. What you are suffering from is a migraine. They sometimes come with a warning prior to the headache, like strange vision or numbness down one side of the hand and face, but everyone is different and many people will not get any warning. Vomiting is another thing that you may or may not get with this condition. I too have suffered from the age of about 9 and know how painful these things are. I now get prescribed a codeine based prescription that your doctor must prescribe. This is the strongest form of pain killer. There are various types you can try depending on the country you are from. I hope this helps
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I would say go to your doctor but since you dont want to hear that all the advice i can give to you is: Stick to a healthy diet, leave out your last evening meal of the day and drink a pint of water instead.  Dont nibble when your hungry thats a very bad move. If you are really that hungry again drink water instead.  Also take a walk every day about 10 minutes after each meal if you can. It doesnt have to be a swift walk, but dont drag your feet.  A gentle walk for about 30minutes.  This will burn off any calories gained from each meal.  No matter how healthy you are eating each food still contains a certain amount of calories.\n\nOn advice for your pain.......I do alot of Aromatherapy.  Im NOT a proper qualified Trained Aromatherapist but have taught myself and Ive helped lots of my friends and family with alsorts of problems and still do.\nIf you can go to a health shop get yourself the following oils, they arent exspensive i promise.\nCARRIER OIL to blend with your chosen oils.\n1) ROMAN CHAMOMILE treats Muscular aches n pains n \n    inflammed joints.\n\n2)LAVENDER (This you do not need a carrier oil as its \n    safe to use neat on the skin).  Treats headaches, \n    migraine, muscular aches n a nerve sedative.\n\n3) PATCHOULI Stomache aches.\n\n4) ROSEMARY Muscular aches n pains, backache, fluid \n    retention, rheumatism n poor circulation.\n\n5) EUCALYPTUS Aches n pains including bachache.\n\nJust mix your chosen oil with a bottle of carrier oil and massage into the area twice daily.  Best time is just before bed.  Keep this up till either your pains decrease or are no more.  YOU SHOULD NOT GET AN ALLERGIC REACTION to any of the above oils but incase you have sentive skin either use just a few drops of chosen oil into 5 tablespoons of carrier oil for each massage or consult your GP first.  \n\nI could go on and list more oils suitable for you but these i know are easy to obtain.\n\nGood luck and hope ive been of some help
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you must be from the UK.  paracetamol = acetaminophen in US.  there are so many questions to figuring out why you might still have a headache after taking medication.  if it is really bothering you, consider the following questions and talk to your healthcare provider: what were you doing when it started? where does it hurt? how long have you had the headache?  does the pain fluctuate or ever go away?  what does the pain feel like? does anything make it better or worse?  have you tried any other measures for relief (heat, cold, etc)?  any other symptoms (nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light/sound/smell, fever, stiff neck)?  \n*is this the worst headache of your life?  \n*is there anything different about this headache?  \n** if the answer to either of these is yes, you may want to go to emergency and see what's going on.  otherwise, follow up sometime this week.  hope that helps and you feel better.
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The horrible pain you experience from a migraine is from the DILATING OF BLOOD VESSELS.  First they constrict at the onset of the headache, then they dilate and this is the intense pain you experience.  Migraine remedies like Imitrex, Maxalt, etc... are all VASOCONSTRICTORS.  They constrict the blood vessels; thus reducing the pain.
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Could be one of many things.....\n\nFirst, when did you last have your eyes tested? If you haven't had them tested within the last year, go and get them checked. You might need glasses. Poor vision can cause regular headaches.\n\nSecond, do you take over the counter pain killers regularly for your headaches? If so, they could actually be CAUSING headaches. Stop taking them regularly and see if the headaches get better.\n\nThird, they could be tension headaches. These feel like a tight band around your head and are relatively unresponsive to painkillers. They're due to muscle spasm in your neck and shoulders and general measures to reduce stress and anxiety will improve the headaches.
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Most headaches happen outside your skull, in the nerves, blood vessels, and muscles that cover your head and neck. Sometimes the muscles or blood vessels swell, which means they get larger. \n\nThey also can tighten or go through other changes that stimulate or put pressure on the surrounding nerves. The nerves send a rush of pain messages to your brain, and you end up with a headache.\n\nDifferent Kinds of Headaches\nThe most common type of headache is a tension, or muscle-contraction, headache. This happens when stressed-out head or neck muscles keep squeezing too hard. When you get this kind of headache, the pain is usually dull and constant. It might feel as though something is pressing or squeezing on the front, back, or both sides of your head.\n\nPain that's especially sharp and throbbing can be a sign of a different kind of headache called a migraine. Migraine headaches aren't as common as tension headaches, especially in kids, but they can still happen. Sometimes, just before a migraine happens, the person sees wavy lines or bright spots of light. This is called an aura. Also, people who get migraines often feel sick to their stomachs and sometimes throw up. \n\nWhat Causes Tension and Migraine Headaches?\nSometimes a headache is just a part of another illness, such as a cold or flu or strep throat. When you get better, the headache gets better, too. If you're not sick, other triggers may cause a headache. For example, staying up too late, skipping a meal, or playing in the hot sun too long can set off a headache. \n\nExcitement about a special event or worry about something (a school exam, for instance) can also cause headaches. Some people get headaches from riding in a car or bus or from straining their eyes by spending too much time watching TV or using a computer. \n\nStrong odors, such as perfume, smoke, fumes, or the smell of a new car or carpet, can start a headache. \n\nSome foods can cause headaches in some kids, such as bacon, bologna, and hot dogs. The caffeine in sodas, chocolate, coffee, and tea may cause headaches, too. Kids don't need caffeine, so it's a good idea to limit it in your diet. \n\nSometimes no one knows why a kid gets headaches, but if you get them, chances are someone in your family gets them, too. The tendency to get headaches is often inherited. In other words, it runs in the family.
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It usually starts with flu-like symptoms like muscle aches/pain, fatigue, fever, and just overall feel bad. As it progresses to the brain and/or spinal cord a classic symptom is a severe headache and neck pain that can't be relieved with over the counter meds.
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be more specific, it could be a number of things, food poisoning, stomach flu, migraines, go to webmd and check your symptoms.