Published on 12, July, 2020
20M,6ft,95kg.
Since late November I've had a headache/dull ache in my head.
I noticed it about a day after weightlifting (overhead dumbbell press) where I know I pushed too hard, and it also caused me to sprain my neck (since been sorted). At first it was a standard headache and then downgraded to a cloudy/foggy feeling in my head. It tends to be worst when I wake up in the morning, but once I get up and start moving about it lessens.
From Doctor's recommendations I have had a blood test (Nothing wrong), eye test (All normal), couple of chiropractic sessions and it's still there, albeit better. My Doctor seem to think it's unrelated to the sprained neck caused by my lifting, although the chiropractor feels differently. (Removed by Mod)
My family and others are leaning towards it being like a sprained muscle, in my head, as in I have pulled a muscle/hurt a nerve in my head and it's taking a while to repair (thinking this as it has gotten a lot better compared to how I initially felt) I was wondering if this (Removed by Mod) s a thing or if people have any other suggestions. To clarify, it's not actually painful so much as a nuisance, and gives me like a cloudy/fuzzy feeling in the top front of my head generally.
Any advice welcomed!
I would recommend going to an optician for an eye test and eye health test as headaches can often be to do with needing glasses
Foggy head could be caused by some medications
Are you feeling stressed or anxious as they are a major trigger for "brain fog" and head aches.
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are u autistic ?
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Around twenty years ago I had a headache that lasted over six months, day after day I suffered a pounding headache, I tried everything, different types of painkillers, paracetamol, aspirin, Ibuprofen, cold water clothes to the head. I even tried no painkillers for a couple of weeks after I read that I was becoming addicted and the tablets were losing their effect.
Nothing worked.
In the end, after about six months the pain eased and it gradually went away.