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HEADACHE 101: LEARN THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF HEADACHE YOU MIGHT BE SUFFERING FROM

HEADACHE 101: LEARN THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF HEADACHE YOU MIGHT BE SUFFERING FROM

Ugh. Headaches—we've all had it, we've all suffered from it, and we can all agree that we hate it. But have you ever tried understanding it?

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If you're feeling mild to intense head pain that's been bothering you for a while, we hate to break it to you, but you may have a headache. A crippling, mind-numbing headache can easily make a good day a bad one. It can affect your work performance, your social life, and worse, your mental health. Lots of people make bad decisions when their head hurts! So, if you're reading this and you have no idea what to do, read on.

The key to relieving headaches is to understand what causes it. Is it stress? Is it lack of sleep? A result of a night out with friends? There's always a headache pain relief for that.

Here are the most common types of headaches, each with its own unique symptoms.

"I feel a dull pain—like there's a band tightening around my head!"

If you're feeling this, you could be suffering from a tension headache. The mild to moderate head pain you're feeling could normally last for a couple of hours. This is the most common type of headache—and it could only mean that your body needs to relax. A little shut-eye would help!

"Ang sakit ng ulo ko, may burning pain din behind my eye. I experience this several times a day."

You could be suffering from a cluster headache. These headaches occur in a series—normally around 1-4 times daily. Make sure to keep yourself hydrated! And remember, a few minutes of exercise a day can help keep the aches at bay!

"Why do I feel a throbbing pain on one side of my head? It makes me dizzy."

You may have a migraine. The intense pain you are feeling could shift from one side of the head to the other, and your vision may also become blurry. Avoid flashes of light and loud noises—it could make the pain worse! So dim the lights and enjoy the quiet!

Headaches are common, but with rest, relaxation, and a pain reliever for headache like Mefenamic Acid (Dolfenal), pain-free days are possible! Mefenamic Acid (Dolfenal) has PGE 2 pain blockers that help stop pain at its source. Laging good vibes, dahil no more pain!

That's the Mefenamic Acid (Dolfenal) effect.

 

Mefenamic Acid is the generic name of Dolfenal. If symptoms persist, consult your doctor.

ASC Ref. No. W021N0504DS

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