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denOn Saturday afternoon I got a headache. Not your normal take-2-asprin headache. This was a persistant back of the head, to the left of the neck pain that made it hard to do anything that required more thinking than watching telly. Dr Phil needs a large foam cricket bat so he can beat people on the sides of their head and say "Wake up to yourself!" Channel 10 has replaced Springer with repeats of Mysterious Ways. Which is nice. Sunday and Monday were dead-losses. Lying on the bed in a dark room helped more than asprins did.
I woke this morning to discover that it has almost gone, leaving my brain feeling buised and washed out. The PC is too loud so I have ear-plugs in, but I might actually start writing journal entries again.
I woke this morning to discover that it has almost gone, leaving my brain feeling buised and washed out. The PC is too loud so I have ear-plugs in, but I might actually start writing journal entries again.
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Date: 19 Apr 2004 17:50 (UTC)Maybe your headache and my pterodactyls of doom can go away on a vacation somewhere?
Also a cold compress made from an ice bag or a hot water bottle stuffed with ice and wrapped in a plastic bag and towel can help. Not always, but it works for me. The problem is getting it against the right bit and keeping the rest of you comfy.
I have done the noise is pain thing. And a dark room is important.
Need a bottle or three of Lucozade?:)