The best treatment for headache of the tensional and chronic type is to improve the cerebral circulation, making the arteries and veins not to inflame and therefore to not cause cerebral tension.
We recommend a natural treatment with SALVADOR CANDY
Children and teenagers: Complete treatment of one month; persons between 19 and 59 years old: 2 months and persons older than 60 years: 3 months is a complete treatment. This natural treatment for headache and cerebral tension will be better if it goes along with a natural, healthy diet. For this, we recommend the memory diet which can be applied to this problem, plus physical exercises for 20 minutes, each day
Cost and duration of the annual treatment with SALVADOR CANDY
P R O D U C T O
T R A T A M I E N T O
CODE
Name
Presentation
Quantity
Diseases
Age
Period
Price USD $
DCAT-K1
SALVADOR CANDY
50 Candies
04
Tensional Headaches
Children
1 month
38.00
DCAT-T1
SALVADOR CANDY
50 Candies
04
Tensional Headaches
Teenagers
1 month
38.00
DCAT-Y1
SALVADOR CANDY
50 Candies
08
Tensional Headaches
Young
2 months
81.31
DCAT-A1
SALVADOR CANDY
50 Candies
08
Tensional Headaches
Adults
2 months
81.31
DCAT-O1
SALVADOR CANDY
50 Candies
12
Tensional Headaches
Old
3 months
125.86
* Prices don’t include cost and freight
1.-HEADACHE
Headaches happens for different reasons or it’s an upheaval. This is due to a tension on the neck muscles, shoulders and head. This tension can be originated in the use of incorrect positions, stress and exhaustion. The serious causes of headache are very rare. Most persons with headaches can feel much better making changes in their life style, learning how to relax, and taking medicines occasionally. We must be careful of these headaches because sometimes it can be indicator of serious diseases. more »
2.- Natural treatment for tension headache
There are many ways to treat tension headache. Among the principal we can mention the strategies to control stress, meditation, yoga and bio regulation; all these accompanied by relaxation exercises. Other ways to treat tension headache is closing the eyes and resting the head on a pillow; apply heat massages on the back of the head; keep it warm if they headache has relation to the cold; take hot water baths and lay down putting a warm clothe over the part in pain. . . more »
3.-Migraines/Headaches
There are very strong and frequent headaches that generally are accompanied by other symptoms, like visual problems and nauseas, affecting a side of the head; some persons suffer from “aura” (warning symptoms that appear before the headache), and comes along with a very throbbing pain.
4.- Headache in piles
Is an acute and extremely painful headache that tends to present several times a day and during several months and then disappear for a similar period of them. These are less common.
It’s a pain that affects one side of the head (unilateral) and can involve teary eyes and nasal congestion. It occurs in a repetitive way every day, at the same time, during several weeks but then it goes away; it present abruptly and in a continuous way. more »
5.- Sinusal
This type of headache causes pain in the frontal part of the head and the face and it is due to an inflammation in the conducts of the paranasal breasts that are behind the cheeks, the nose and the eyes. The pain worsens when the person leans forward or when they wake up in the morning. With that kina of headace, generally comes a runny nose, trota irritation and nasal secretion, as well as cough.
6. Prevention
The persons who usually tend to suffer from headaches in piles MUST stop smoking, and also avoid the consume of alcohol and any other food that’s associated with this kind of headache. In some cases, the medicines can help prevent this kind of headache. The crisis can be prevented with ergotamine, corticosteroids or methysergid. The injections of sumatriptan generate a quick relieve but they don’t cure the problem. Sometimes the inhalation of oxygen is effective to relieve the symptoms.
Lipton RB, Bigal ME, Steiner TJ, Silberstein SD, Olesen J. Classification of primary headaches. Neurology. August 10, 2004;63(3):427-35.
Snow V. Pharmacologic management of acute attacks of migraine and prevention of migraine headache.
Ann Intern Med. 2002; 137(10): 840-849.
Kaniecki RG. Migraine and tension-type headache: an assessment of challenges in diagnosis. Neurology. 2002; 58 (9 Suppl 6): S15-20.
http://www.fundacion-internacional-del-dolor.org/Publicaciones/Libro_dolor_cabeza.htm
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