What is the best way to get rid of a headache?

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Pausing for a moment to relax. Think of your favorite place and take a deep breath. It may just help you forget about your headache - medication free! Other ways are to use massage of pressure points. Rubbing earlobes helps remove tension above the neck. Try closing your eyes to elimate stimulae for a moment.

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Sleep.

Drink LOTS of water, or, and don't take this the wrong way, but go take a big poop, it can REALLY help!

The majority of adult headaches are caused by dehydration. That's why people often get headaches when they're hung over. They're body has used up its water supply processing the booze. So try water or gatorade before you resort to a pain killer. It's not good to just automatically reach for pills to cure everything. If the water or liquid doesn't work, THEN take a Tylenol.

tylenol or advil

Drink water. First sign of dehydration is a headache.

I agree - sleep. If that is not an option, then I like Paracetamol and a caffeinated soda.

Ibuprofin.

Excedrin is great for headaches.

When you find out let me know. My head has been killing me all day.

lay down and close your eyes

Sleep and advil

sleep and a pain killer and no light

DIVORCE HIM! Then sleep it off after two tylenol.

2 tylenol and a dark room

The wierdest thing. Gatorade. Instantly cured. Chug some gatorage and poof. : )

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take a whole bottle of advil

go to sleep or rest ur eyes it help for me coz i dont like taking tablets!!

Well, I prefer Ibproferen. You can try a hot towel and then a cold one-shock treatment.

try applying pressure to your temple with your hands (the temple areas are the sides o the forehead)
its very effective.

VIcks vapor works well (smelling it only). There are special expensive Chinese herbal menthol what not, but vicks works well.

you need to smell some eucalyptus, you can usually buy it from your pharmacy, its sold in a small bottle, and when you smell it your headake will go straight away, they used to give this to us when we were at school

nyquil and sleep. or ibueprofen or aleve. dosage is on back of container so you can see how much you need.

Go into a dark, silent room with a damp clothe on your head. Aspirin does work but if you use it too regularly it can cause the headaches. Other trigger foods can be caffeine (soda etc.) alcohol, or even chocolate. If you feel a headache coming on avoid these foods and drink lots of water instead.

Aleve Tablets are great for headaches.

Also try lying down in a quiet room. Sometimes all you need is a bit of peace and quiet...

tylenols, and message, then sleep...make sure you have no stress. or they wont get away ...

give her a double peanut butter sandwich to shut her up...lol

Coffee first, the caffeine will restrict blood vessels and potentially ease the headache but it really depends on the type of headache. Coffee can also aggravate some headaches.

you have a main blood vessel at the nap of your neck take and rubbed up and down this vessels softly. use hand lotion to make your hand slide better. after a couple of minutes add direct pressure with both hands around your head where your head is hurting hold this pressure for a few seconds then do the same thing where ever your headache is hurting. this does work. hope i helped.

The fastest way is paracetamol like tynenol or advil. But it's not good to do that. they are considered pain killers and its kind of a overdose for a headache. The best natural way is to sleep. If that doesn't work try herbal or ayruvedic medicine. ^_^

I get headaches all the time. A quite dark cool room helps. I haved also put a cool cloth over my eyes it helped.

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