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Answer by monkeyshine39
For one, the man’s body heat rising causes most of the symptoms. Dehydration causes the lack of sweat which in turn causes the body to overheat and slip into heatstroke.
As far as the paramedic go I am sure he has his reasons he is obviously trained. The elctrolyte is essentially water sugar and salt. Salt will help hold in water. The man became disoriented because essential his brain was frying in his head.

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Migraines are severe, throbbing headaches that may or may not be accompanied by nausea, possibly with visual disturbances and other symptoms. Migraine incidences have increased by 50 percent within the last twenty years, with an estimated 25 to 30 million people suffering from them in the United States. Three out of four of these 25 to 30 million are women, with up to 24 percent of women experiencing at least one migraine in their lives and only 12 percent of men getting migraines. Migraines are one of the most severe types of headache.

Research has described migraines as vascular headaches, as they involved excessive dilation or contraction of the brain

Many of us may have experience an excruciating headache that literally turn us into a giant grouch. Although there’s no cure for migraine, the pain can be avoided and managed using Acupuncture. Studies show that most migraine sufferers are women, and in Canada and United States, the recurring throbbing headache happens to 1 in 10 people between the ages of 10 and 40.

What exactly is migraine?

Ever experience a severe, pulsating pain on one side of the head? Well, that’s migraine. Other symptoms like cold hands and feet, nausea (or even vomiting), and sensitivity towards bright light and sound are usually accompany the severe, recurring vascular headache. This explains why people who suffer migraine are often advised to switch off their computers and stay in a dark, quiet room. When migraine occurs, the pain could last between few hours up to 72 hours, very few chronic sufferers were even admitted to the Emergency Room due to prolonged vomiting.

Cause of migraine is arguable, but many suggest that some things we consume (like alcoholic drink, tobacco, fermented food, etc) could trigger migraine. Other common causes like change in sleeping patterns due to stress, barometric pressure change, hunger, and past psychological traumas are also cited as possible migraine causes.

Despite being common, migraine has no cure. Prescribed or over-the-counter painkillers are often containing substances that cause blood vessels to thin; it’s their ultimate and sometimes only goal.

Acupuncture is so much better than pain relief medicines

Painkillers could be carcinogenic (transform normal cells into cancer cells) and dependency to analgesic medicines can trigger liver and kidney damage, also contributing to a long term and often lingering migraines.

Acupuncture, an ancient Chinese healing method by inserting sterile needles into different part of the skin, could bring brings immediate and sustainable effects that many antibiotics and painkillers could not. Why’s that? Basically Acupuncture aims to promote and improve your natural immune system by managing the good flow of your Qi (sometimes written as Chi, roughly means “life force”). In short, acupuncture works better than drugs alone.

Finding the right experts in Canada

As health care costs increasing, Canadians embrace more and more the art and science of natural healing and disease prevention. Earlier this month, Canada celebrates Naturopathic Medicine Week. Natural healing such as Acupuncture, Eastern and Western herbal medicine, and other treatments gain popularity as health solutions to the mainstream ones.

According to Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (AFCI), Naturopathic Doctors graduated in the British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario are licensed to use acupuncture method in the their practices according to the license they obtained from the provincial regulatory boards such in British of Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.

If you’re considering a healthier and a more natural alternative to painkillers and would like to give Acupuncture a go? You can look up licensed Naturopathic Physicians practicing Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) closest to you on RateND‘s website.

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Answer by hasse_john
Yes. High blood pressure is a symptom,,, not a disease. The ‘drugs’ that control the symptom are toxic, and not life supporting. discover the cause, and address it. (for a start)

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If you are one of the millions of Americans that suffer from migraine headaches, then you know all too well how debilitating they can be on your quality of life. Migraine headaches are a very common problem, but because they affect every person differently, they can be very difficult to treat. Furthermore, not all migraine treatments on the market work the same for every patient, and they are expensive to boot. With the health care crisis in America what it is today, who has hundreds of dollars every month to try new medication that has no guarantee? Not many people do, which is why many Americans are looking for new ways of living with migraines and treating them effectively. A migraine headache is classified as a migraine when it occurs on one side of your head and is accompanied by other symptoms such as light or sound sensitivity, nausea, and sometimes even vomiting. It is often described as a throbbing sensation and can debilitate someone enough that they are unable to work, drive, or even function. Most of the time when a migraine attack comes on, the individual is forced to retreat to a quiet and dark room until the migraine attack is over. For some people, this can last days. Migraines are a severe interference with life, and one of the most commonly cited reasons for missed work.For those that suffer from migraines regularly, a series of triggers is often identified that sets off these migraine attacks. The unfortunate thing is that what is a trigger for one person may not be for another, so keeping track of what you are doing and eating around the time of a migraine attack will help you towards managing them better.These triggers can be food triggers such as chocolate, food items with red food coloring, red wine, and many other triggers. Some people even find weather changes to be a trigger for migraines, and will suffer attacks when the barometric pressure changes from one extreme to another quickly. In a lot of cases, people know what their triggers are, but there is nothing they can do to avoid them, such as thunderstorms or humidity hikes.

When it comes to cases like that, knowing what will be your best comfort zones, alongside having adequate migraine treatment, will go a long way towards helping you manage your migraines. Knowing your triggers will be enough to help you avoid the ones you can avoid, and prepare for the ones you can’t. Sometimes having enough medication on hand when you know a storm is coming is all the preparation you can do to manage your migraines when unforeseen triggers crop up.

Living with your migraines also requires a healthy working relationship with your doctor. Those that suffer from migraines regularly have likely tried many prescriptions from their doctors already to combat migraine attacks. As you may already know, this can get costly, and in some cases, the medication may even make you sicker than the migraines. And the last thing you want is to resort to narcotic medications that will add addiction to your list of complaints. Today, many doctors are veering from traditional migraine medications and offering prescriptions for medication like Tramadol. This medication, also known as Ultram, works as an anti-inflammatory and targets the areas on your central nervous system that are experiencing pain, thus working very effectively for migraine headaches. When you are looking for new ways to live with migraines without costing a fortune or giving you more side effects, you may want to order Tramadol online for your most cost effective least addictive form of migraine relief.

Her story: Theresa A. joins the countless others who have discovered that their headache and migraine symptoms, as well as related symptoms, could be eliminated through treatment of her neck. She remembers having headaches as early as age 10, which became more frequent and severe in her 20s. Sinus surgery and treatment of her allergies failed to provide consistent headache relief. She had a history of experiencing light and sound sensitivity, dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. Her headaches were occasionally preceded by an aura, including a bad taste in her mouth and a sensation in her head and sinuses described as a sensation similar to being under water. She finally found relief at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio.

- ongoing headache with no relief from Advil or Tylenol
- indigestion and nausea that comes and goes for no reason
- pain in back just below shoulder blades (this pain has since spread to the front sometime in the middle of the night or early this morning)
- dizziness, ringing in ears that comes and goes
- fatigue, but waking throughout the night
- awaking at strange hours in the night and unable to go back to sleep
- loss of appetite
- strange sensation behind the ears, feeling like I have eaten something sour
- urge to cry for absolutely no reason, mood swings
- strange weakness in left arm, comes and goes (not numb, not painful)
- pain and redness on soles of feet

Just wondering if anyone else has experienced these kind of symptoms. I am going to the doctor today, but don’t really know what to expect and must admit I am afraid. Could these strange symptoms be heart related? High blood pressure? I am 50 and already have a few physical problems. Could all this just be thyroid problems instead of heart?

Thank you.

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Answer by Glenda M
I am familiar with only nausea regarding a heart attack. None of those symptoms seem heart related at all.

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Answer by Rajinder
The following works for sinus, cold, running nose, sore throat and strep throat, when the throat is hurting and lot of other conditions.

The most visible thing about sinus is swelling. In case of cold, sore throat, strep throat also swelling is there but to some less extent then it is visible in sinus.

Sinus, cold and sore throat usually happen in the following situations -

- Change of season, drinking lot of water after exercises, when u get up in the morning, after swimming, after having first sex, kissing, first time smoking etc.

The reason – The body has limited capacity to store water in places other hen cells and in blood systems. When we suddenly drink lot of water, that must be stored in the cells within a short period. If that does not happen the body tries to lose water through frequent urination, running nose, cough etc. This excess water is stored in layers of skin or muscles. This stored water outside cells reduces the cell metabolism drastically. That also causes the immune system to be done causing the bacteria growth. That does not need antibiotics. All it needs is reabsorption of that water in cells or blood system. That is possible only by reducing the water intake temporarily.

During winters the cells of our body stores less water. This is evident from frequent loss of water from body throuhurination. Normally.

Another thing that needs explanation is – why does sore throat happens in the morning often. The cellular metabolism is at 5 to 10% during sleep. So the excess water stored between layers of skin and muscles causes the metabolism to fall below the minimum threshold limit. That reduces the immune capacity of the body drastically.

The same thing happens after swimming the body is heated up and cooled at the same time. It a person allows sweating after a swimming session and does not drink water or does not take a shower in cold water sore throat may not happen.

After having first sex, kissing, first time smoking people tend to either overeat, drink lot of water and sleep immediately so sinus or sore throat happens.

The easier way out is to allow body to sweat for 1 or 2 hour by increasing the body temperature but not drinking water or other fluids for may be 1 hour after that. But since cell metabolism is low during this period of cold and sinus, a person will seem to be excessively thirsty even after a short session of small exercise. Thru cell metabolism the water is transferred to blood system. If that happens at a rate slower then required rate the cells may overheat causing excessive thirst.

The other easy way to control swelling is to give up water and all other liquids for 24 hours. In 24 hours there will be no significant dehydration to cause organ failure. But to be double sure one can stay indoors for 24 hours. This helps in lot of other ailments. One can do it when one is indoors. It improves the immune system. It ensures that body’s control systems work properly.

In 24 hours the reduction in the fluids will be about 3 litres or about 5% of the total body weight of a normal adult.

Never the swelling due to sinus or cold and cough is more than 5% of the body volume.

During this period of 24 hours the lose of water from the body does not reduce even by 1% to offset reduced water intake.

The reduction in loss of body water thru urine or sweating starts after 48 hours in most of people. But to be on safe side giving up water and liquids for 24 hours will do the trick.

The reduced swelling will give immediate relief from pain. It will make is much more easier to eliminate the cough thru nose without any pain.

That will also improve the blood acid levels by about 10%. This makes changes at the cell level as well. Blood acid levels are the first line of defense against the infections.

So swelling gone, pain gone, cough moving out, infections taken care of. Now what remains in the body for the next change of season time. Obviously nothing.

So it has already given u long term relief from sinus. But in some cases one may get sinus during next change of season and may have to do this again. The benefits of drinking lot of water is over hyped. So when winter starts to set in, people still force drink more water. Same thing happens when summer is setting in. As soon as summer comfort is there on increases the water intake drastically. But the cells of the body still does not need that excess supply of water.

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Answer by nizo
i agree with you, except its not a myth that it kills brain cells

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If you think a taste of chocolate, a glass of wine, and sleeping late on weekends are harmless vices, think again. Those innocent indulgences are just a few of the most common triggers of headaches.

But don’t give up hope just yet. It’s possible you may be able to enjoy your favorite things and headache-free days. There’s more to the problem headache story than just a list of culprits. Coming up is must-know information that will help you get a grip on headaches once and for all. It starts with taking the time to look at your own particular condition, type of headache, and family history. Then use that knowledge to decide what you can personally do to make yourself more comfortable.

Not all headaches are alike. Different types need different attention, so start by determining what kind of headache you have. Could it be a…

Tension-type headache? If you have a feeling like a band being squeezed around your head, or if you simply feel muscle tension on both sides of the neck or back, it’s possible that you have this common, occasional type of headache. Some unfortunate people, however, have them every day.Cluster headache? If you’re a male, then this is probably your type of headache because cluster headaches affect men more than women. With intense pain that often appears on one side of the head without warning, cluster headaches last between 30 and 45 minutes. Sometimes these headaches are accompanied by teary eyes and sinus congestion. “Cluster” comes from the unfortunate fact that these headaches sometimes resolve only to occur again later in the same day.Hormone headache? It’s no surprise that these belong to the female population, usually triggered by the menstrual cycle. Many of their symptoms, such as sharp, throbbing pain on one side of the head, nausea, and sensitivity to sound and light are similar to migraines.Migraine headache? Ever notice a visual disturbance before a headache? You could be experiencing an aura, which signals that a migraine is on the way. Usually throbbing and piercing, migraines are generally one-sided but can affect both sides. Sensitivity to light and loud noises, and even odors, as well as nausea, are often reported. Women tend to be the most frequent sufferers.Any of those sound familiar? If you know your headache type, that sometimes can help determine what treatment course will be most effective.

But before we discuss treatment, let’s take a step back. Rather than treating a headache, imagine stopping it from happening in the first place. Too good to be true? Not at all. Many of these common headache triggers are things you can address directly.

Working with your head still for long periods of timeKeeping your head down, as when looking at a computer screen that’s too lowChanges in sleep, either too much or too little, especially on weekendsClenching or grinding teeth, especially at nightIntense, flashing, or bright light, such as from the sun and computer screensSudden or prolonged loud noiseSkipping meals, dieting, or fastingPhysical exertion and overdoing exerciseMotion sicknessHormone fluctuation, especially estrogen in a woman’s cycle.Food sensitivities to, for example, aspartame, caffeine, chocolate, alcohol, MSG, cheese, and aged or processed meatsMedications, both prescription and over-the-counterSmells–whether unpleasant or not–including perfume, flowers, pollution, and secondhand smokeThe weather, especially the period right before a rain storm or during changes in barometric pressureAllergies, which make a person sensitive to pollens and toxins and often result in painful sinus congestionStress and/or anxiety–but you don’t have any of that, right?Now consider yourself armed with knowledge. You can identify many of the types of headaches and factors responsible for bringing them on. And I hope you also know that you’re not alone in this battle. (Just the popularity of this topic proves that.) But better still, your arsenal will soon include options for helping to not only relieve headaches but even prevent them from occurring.

Enough talk–let’s take action. For the next two weeks, keep track of facts about your headaches–when you get them, what you’ve been eating or drinking, hormones, the weather, any condition that is different from the norm–in a headache diary. This journal can be a helpful tool to “connect the dots” among seemingly unrelated clues to arrive at some real solutions based on your headache patterns.

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