Mmmm I had them but can't remember the reason why, I do know mine were related to being really tired all the time. Try drinking lots and lots of water to keep hydrated while your body is building your little bubba. Neck massages might help too and getting lots of rest. I took panadol when they were really bad - I'm a teacher and if they were awful and the kids were loud well the 2 didn't go too well together and I figured me taking panadol was the lesser of 2 evils. ( I could see the newsheadlines - "Pregnant teacher loses the plot with ratty kids" ) Good luck and I hope they ease up soon hun.
yeh i had them too.. i agree with Tan, keep very well hydrated (with water), it seems to help. Panadol is safe to take, dont hesitate to take some. u cant live with a headache..well i know i cant. HTH
Had them here as well. The better the nausea got, the worse the headaches were! The early parts of second trimester were hell for me!
Panadol unfortunately didn't touch them. I'd be relying on panadeine during the day and mersyndol at night if I couldn't get to acupuncture and have leave in needles put in for them. Both panadeine and mersyndol are category A - I figure it's better for bubs to have a relaxed mother than a pained and stressed out mum!
This si my 1st pregnancy & i've had a few already. Last week i was lucky enught to get a migraine,woohoo,not. I get them anyway which sucks. Thankfully i'm able to take Panadiene for it or i'd be in all sorts of trouble with it.
I don't know what causes them in pregnancy but i've heard they are just part of being pregnant,for whatever reason. No fair i say
I was told that the hormones are a relaxant and the back of your neck relaxes. I had my first migraines in pregnancy...NOT good. this time around I have had headaches. Keeping up the water is good too, it could just be dehydration xo
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