The virus that causes hepatitis C (known as HCV) spreads through contaminated blood and causes dangerous inflammation in the liver. However, about half the people who have hepatitis C don’t even know it, so they feel relatively healthy. Symptoms can take years to appear after the infection actually begins. Eventually, liver inflammation from hepatitis C does enough damage to the liver to cause the signs and symptoms described in this video.

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13:29 – 14:17 Possible Causes of a Cluster Headache
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How to get rid of a headache fast? What’s the best headache relief? What actually causes headaches? The main factors are severe stress, fatigue, sinusitis, poor posture, water loss, dehydration, and holding the head in an improper position for a long time.

In some cases, we can solve this pesky problem by ourselves, yet sometimes we should see a doctor immediately. Here’s a detailed guide to help you identify the type of a headache you have as well as the best strategy for pain relief.

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TENSION HEADACHE 0:23
This is the most frequent type of headaches. The main symptoms:
• You feel like you’re wearing a tight band around your forehead.
• You feel spasms around your eyes and upper forehead.
• You feel a dull gnawing pain.

SINUS HEADACHE 1:26
This type of a headache is caused by sinusitis. The main symptoms:
• You feel pain in your forehead around the eyebrows and under the eyes.
• This headache might lead to a running or blocked nose.
• You feel tired and weak.

MIGRAINE 2:13
All symptoms occur during a migraine attack that progresses through four stages:
• Prodrome (1 to 2 days). You feel irritable, fatigued and have an increased or decreased appetite.
• Aura (up to 30 mins). You become sensitive to light, feel tingling and numbness, and might have speech disorders.
• Resolution (up to 24 hours). You feel fatigued and have trouble concentrating.
• A headache itself (up to 72 hours). You feel severe throbbing pain.

CLUSTER HEADACHE 3:22
Cluster headaches affect less than 1% of the population. The main symptoms:
• Redness of the eyes
• Sensitivity to light
• Lacrimation

HANGOVER 4:13
Alcohol causes blood vessel dilation and affects serotonin levels in your body. The main symptoms:
• Throbbing or dull aching pain
• Tightness
• Heaviness

SUMMARY
– A tension headache: take any appropriate painkiller, but you should only use them occasionally. If headaches occur frequently, consult your doctor. Try to be physically active.
– A sinus headache: it rarely goes away on their own. If you have an allergy, antihistamines may help. In other cases, it’s best to see a doctor who will most probably prescribe antibiotics.
– Migraine: a number of treatments are available to help ease the symptoms. Moreover, regular exercise will help you improve your health significantly.
– A cluster headache: treating it can be tricky because the pain appears and disappears spontaneously and at a moment’s notice. Only a doctor can help you solve this problem.
– Hangover: the best remedy is to take a painkiller, drink plenty of water, and get some good sleep.

We hope you will never experience any of these headaches, but if you get one of them it’s better to consult a doctor before taking any medicines. Do not self-medicate!

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Tension headache is the most common type of headache. Learn about the symptoms, treatments, how it differs from migraine and more in this quick explainer video.

For more information about tension headache, visit www.MigraineDisorders.org

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Why do anxiety and tension headaches seem to go hand in hand. What causes them. How to stop them. This video explains why people with anxiety are more prone to tension headaches and what you can to do reduce both anxiety and headaches.
Headaches are common in Generalised Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder and for people with Health Anxiety , the headache can become a source of anxiety itself.

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00:13 What the experts say about anxiety headaches
00:30 what causes tension headaches
00:50 anxiety and pain sensitivity
01:00 fear of a brain tumour
01:25 breaking the anxiety cycle with CBT
01:40 other causes of headaches
02:03 Progressive relaxation
2:20 how to relieve a tension headache
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Dr. Rowe shows an easy tension headache relief exercise that may offer relief in as little as 30 SECONDS!

It’s going to focus on quickly releasing muscle tightness, stiffness, and tension in the temporalis muscle, a common instigator of headaches and pain around the temple.

This exercise can be done at home and requires no equipment.

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Dr. Rowe shows how to get instant relief for tension headaches with the armpit sniffer exercise.

This exercise focuses on reducing stiffness and tension throughout the neck, and releases tension in the suboccipital muscles at the base of the skull (a big instigator of headaches).

This exercise can be done at home, work, or pretty much anywhere and anytime. It requires no equipment, and may give tension headache relief in as little as 30 seconds!

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The novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, is the virus responsible for causing the illness COVID-19. Most people who develop COVID-19 symptoms improve without treatment in 2–6 weeksTrusted Source. However, this does not necessarily reflect how long the virus itself remains active in the body.

COVID-19 has an incubation period, meaning it can be days before a person notices symptoms. In the case of SARS-CoV-2, a person can transmit the virus 48 hoursTrusted Source before developing symptoms.

Many people experience mild symptoms, while some experience no symptoms at all. This can make it difficult to tell who has the virus.

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However, the virus may remain in the body at low levels for up to 3 monthsTrusted Source after diagnosis. This may mean some people get a second positive test result even after they recover, although this does not necessarily indicate the virus is still transmissible.

As of October 2020, there is no evidence that a person with mild or moderate symptoms can transmit SARS-CoV-2 more than 10 days after the first positive test result.

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Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, health organizations advised that, for most people, symptoms would last a short amount of time. However, since then, people have reported that their symptoms last much longer than this.

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Tension headaches can arise for a variety of reasons. Join Airrosti’s Erik Moll, DC as he demonstrates three exercises to help relieve tension and ease the pain associated with tension headaches. By stretching and strengthening the muscles surrounding the neck throughout the day, you can help lessen the strain on your head.
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We get a lot of questions from people about COVID-19, like what should I do if I get exposed? How long should I stay home? This video answers those questions.

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