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For your headache relief, you have choices. You can get some hard-hitting drugs from your doctor. If you’ve got chronic headaches, maybe migraines, that might be your best choice.

You can use over-the-counter drugs. These include acetaminophen, ibuprophen, and other tension relief drugs. They can be taken repeatedly for greater power and they will work for relief of most headaches but there should be different alternative as first line of offense for headache. 

There are many natural methods of headache relief – even whoppers of headaches can be relieved in various ways.

Stress Relief For Headache Relief

Massage and relaxation can help with most headaches, since many headaches are tension related. Relax flat on a bed or the floor, and allow your muscles to sink down into the surface below you. Consciously open your hands, and allow the fingers to open and release some stress. Unclench your jaw – quite a bit of stress is held in the jaw. You can also consider getting special stress relief balls that go under various parts of the body while you breathe and relax – they can help relieve headaches when used appropriately. 

Let someone else massage you to give you headache relief. It doesn’t work to massage yourself – at least, not as well as having someone else’s help. You can relax more when someone else does it. For best headache relief, they should focus on your neck, shoulders, and scalp. 

Turning Up (Or Down) The Heat

Headache relief can come from the use of heat and cold. Yes, either can be effective, so if one doesn’t help, try the other.

For heat, soak a washcloth or towel in hot water, wring out, and put on the head, neck, or shoulders. A heating pad can also help, though studies have shown that moist heat is generally most effective.

For cold, either soak a washcloth in cold water (like for the hot), or wrap ice in a cloth and apply. Be sure the skin stays like Goldilocks’ porridge - neither too cold or too hot!

Water, Water, Everywhere . . . Have You Had Enough To Drink?

Water is essential to survival. While chances are, you’re not going totally without fluids, studies have shown that even a bit of dehydration can cause headaches. If you’re starting to get a headache, drink some water. It might be all you need to avoid a full-blown headache.

Check The Caffeine In Your Life

Caffeine is a two-edged sword. Sometimes caffeine helps get rid of headaches – but too much caffeine on a daily basis can give a headache. Generally experts say that more than 600 milligrams a day (about four to seven cups of coffee) can cause headaches. How much coffee do you drink?