Persistent Headaches? 5 Instant Headache Relief Hacks You Need to Try Right Now
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Adolescents’ Recurrent Headaches Tied To Bullying And Suicidal Ideation: Research
This extensive study encompassed over 2.2 million adolescents with an average age of 14. Among the participants, 0.5 per cent self-identified as gender diverse, encompassing transgender and nonbinary individuals.
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Pediatric Neurologist Sheds Light on Headaches in Children, Emphasizes the Importance of Evaluation and Treatment
Headaches can occur because of problems in structures of head eg ear, throat, sinuses, eyes or teeth. Also, any fever especially many viral fevers, can also cause headache. It was a common symptom of Covid 19 in many children. In these cases, the headache gets relieved when the cause is treated.
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Headaches: These Foods Can Make Your Headaches Worse; Stay Away
A person having a headache has discomfort or pain beneath the scalp or forehead, behind the eyes, or arising from the head or upper neck. According to the World Health…
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Know About “Computer Vision Syndrome” In The Time Of Covid-19: How Online Learning Causes Headaches, And Eye Strain
Dr. Ryan D’Souza, Eye Surgeon, CEDS Surgeon, Lilavati Hospital The COVID-19 pandemic has pulled over 1.2 billion children from over 186 countries out of the classroom and multiples of people…
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How Spike Protein Changes in Coronavirus May Cause Brain-Related Symptoms in Long Covid: Expert Shares Insights
Recent research has shed light on how the coronavirus might be causing brain-related symptoms, especially in those suffering from long Covid. Scientists have discovered that changes in the spike protein,…
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Spike Protein Changes Enable COVID Virus to Infect the Brain, Reveals Study
New Delhi, August 27: Recent research has revealed that specific changes in the spike protein of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The virus that causes COVID-19, have allowed it to gain entry…
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