(Helpful tip) Do you know the pain of a side part hairstyle?

I have very severe headaches...

 

Actually, I knew even before the Cashdoc event, haha. It seems there aren't many healthy places.

Asthma, menstrual pain, headache, folliculitis, leg pain, chronic eye twitching, and... breast cancer patient.

 

When I was young, I didn't think about anything; I just thought it was normal. Whenever my relatives on my father's side gathered, everyone had a medicine called "Noseon." It's a white powdery medicine.

It's a medicine I always take at home, and my father takes it almost every day, so I also took it frequently with him.

 

Neuroline, I checked on the internet and it's still being sold now.

 

Brain line: A powdered form of antipyretic, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory medication that relieves various types of pain. It looks like the picture.

 

 

I have had severe headaches since I was young due to genetics on my paternal side.

I have two older sisters and a younger brother, but only I experience severe headaches. I take headache medication several times a week...

 

Do you know the term "side head" among headaches?

 

 

Migraine, expressed as "side head," is one of the most unbearable types of headache. There are also various types within this category.

 

1. Even with Qi deficiency (lack of energy), migraines can occur, and in this case, pain appears in the side hair area, which is almost midway between the outer corner of the eye and the ear, accompanied by feelings of lethargy and fatigue.

 

2. Even with blood deficiency (lack of blood and nutrients), migraines can occur. In this case, pain occurs in the side hair area, which is the region between the outer end of the eyebrows and the starting point of the hair beside the ears. The face becomes pale, hands and feet feel cold, dizziness occurs, and an alarmingly large amount of sweat streams down.

3. However, the most difficult type of migraine to endure is when experiencing a typical migraine. It is generally a chronic headache with a genetic or neurological predisposition. The pain is so severe that it is unbearable, accompanied by nausea or even vomiting. Sometimes, geometric shapes appear in front of the eyes, and the intense pain cannot be controlled by any painkillers.

If you have a premonition of a headache along with a feeling of tension that seems to be coming, and you take painkillers prematurely, the headache will already have started, and you will have to endure enough pain for the pain to subside. It is an immense pain. This type of migraine is characterized by becoming more severe before or after menstruation, or during ovulation.

 

Yes, "ne sseommeori" refers to migraine. Among headaches, my migraines are extremely severe.

A typical migraine caused by genetic predisposition, with severe pain in the left eyebrow bone area that feels like it will break, and when the pain is intense, even shampooing becomes difficult due to pain above the left side of the head.

 

When it gets really bad, I go all the way to the point of vomiting.

It's not a lie, I felt like my head was going to explode... When I had a severe migraine, I checked my blood pressure, and the nurse was quite surprised. (I can't remember the exact number...)

Before ovulation, taking several Tylenol continuously is useless. I can only forget the pain by taking medication and sleeping without fail.

 

As you know, painkillers can develop tolerance, and they often become less effective. In such cases, only the painkillers prescribed by a neurologist tend to be somewhat effective.

 

I have struggled with headaches and migraines almost my entire life, including premenstrual migraines, and honestly, I still find it difficult now.

 

However, relying solely on medication has its limitations... I also thought a lot about whether there are other ways to get rid of migraines.

 

A coincidental opportunity led me to start using the "shampoo brush" because I was worried about hair loss...

Actually, I have no idea about the effectiveness of hair loss treatment. However, it was very effective for my severe migraines that made it difficult to even shampoo due to pain on the left side of my head.

 

It is said that using a "shampoo brush" for scalp massage is good.

 

1. It brings about improvement in blood circulation.

Since the scalp has many blood vessels, blood circulation management is very important.

The human body has the most blood vessels, and external factors such as heat, ultraviolet rays, and dandruff can cause significant issues with hair loss or hair growth, making scalp circulation very important.

Increasing blood flow to the scalp supplies more nutrients and oxygen, which overall benefits scalp and hair health.

 

Massaging the scalp with moderate pressure helps clear the mind, relieve pain, and is effective in reducing stress when experiencing headaches.

When stress decreases, relaxation is promoted, which can help lower blood pressure and improve sleep and concentration.

 

3. Scalp massage supplies moisture to the scalp and hair, alleviates dryness and itching, and stimulates the production of sebum, a natural oil produced by the scalp.

 

4. Relaxing the scalp also has the effect of relaxing the entire body, making you feel comfortable and improving your mood, while generating endorphins that reduce depression, anxiety, and stress.

 

I am seeing a scalp massage effect with the "shampoo brush" I started using to prevent hair loss.

 

"Shampoo brush" has shown effects, so I also frequently comb my hair with a hair loss massage brush.

 

Use this kind of thing too

We also use things like this.

Sometimes, when I forget to use the "shampoo brush" because I find it bothersome, a dull pain gradually starts in my left side of the head, and a migraine begins to develop...

Of course, I still have to rely on painkillers during ovulation. However, compared to before, I have significantly reduced the amount of painkillers.

 

I am using a "shampoo brush" that I bought very cheaply online.

I think I've been using it for about 3 to 4 years, but I still don't know about any side effects.

 

The pain in the temple... For those suffering from migraines, medication is helpful but

Try using the "shampoo brush" once.

 

There are no side effects, and you might even see a hair loss reduction as a bonus, haha.