My 11 year old is having severe headaches...

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My 11 year old daughter has been having severe headaches for about a

week and a half now. We orginally thought it might be sinus, and she

was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has had no relief. She

takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and Singulair. She has

not responded to Advil. We went throught this exact same thing last

year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her sinuses were normal, a

Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines and started her on

Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist who tested her and

she was allergic to everything environmental and was started on the

allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a chiropractor in

February that her headaches finally went away. We are still seeing the

chiropractor, but the headaches are returning. She's woken up crying

the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't know what else to

try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and Immunoglobulins were

normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat that? Any ideas are

welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

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, " Laura " <lazars wrote:

>namaste! teach her neti kriya , this will cool down her head. also

later steam twice a day and then teach her tantra yoga. it helps in

equalising all body energies

> My 11 year old daughter has been having severe headaches for about

a

> week and a half now. We orginally thought it might be sinus, and

she

> was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has had no relief.

She

> takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and Singulair. She

has

> not responded to Advil. We went throught this exact same thing

last

> year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her sinuses were normal,

a

> Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines and started her

on

> Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist who tested her

and

> she was allergic to everything environmental and was started on the

> allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a chiropractor in

> February that her headaches finally went away. We are still seeing

the

> chiropractor, but the headaches are returning. She's woken up

crying

> the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't know what else to

> try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and Immunoglobulins

were

> normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat that? Any ideas

are

> welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

>

[Guest guest]

My daughter had the same symptoms at a little older age.

I took her to see a orthopedic specialists for children.

They gave her some adjustments,medicine and exercises to

strengthen her neck at the time. They said somehow she was pinching

a nerve in her neck.

She no longer has the headaches.

Her spine/neck area were out of alinement due to the way she slept

and the pillow she slept on. Her headaches on awaking were sometimes

so severe she would get fever and then vomit.

I don't know if this can help you or not, but it would be

good to rule out this problem.

 

Blessings, Carol

 

 

, " abhi_dubey20052005 "

<abhi_dubey20052005 wrote:

It wasn't until we started seeing a chiropractor in

> > February that her headaches finally went away. We are still seeing

> the

> > chiropractor, but the headaches are returning. She's woken up

> crying

> > the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't know what else to

> > try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and Immunoglobulins

> were

> > normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat that? Any ideas

> are

> > welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

[Guest guest]

Your daughter is on meds that dehydrate your system. Start making her drink more

water. I have found that many headaches are caused by simple dehydration. I know

it sounds like a really simple solution and it may not work for your situation

but it can't hurt. It almost always works for me. Does she drink juices,sodas or

caffine. These can dehydrate also. The book " Your not sick you're just thirsty "

has been a good resource for me.Hope this helps.

 

abhi_dubey20052005 <abhi_dubey20052005 wrote: --- In

, " Laura " <lazars wrote:

>namaste! teach her neti kriya , this will cool down her head. also

later steam twice a day and then teach her tantra yoga. it helps in

equalising all body energies

> My 11 year old daughter has been having severe headaches for about

a

> week and a half now. We orginally thought it might be sinus, and

she

> was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has had no relief.

She

> takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and Singulair. She

has

> not responded to Advil. We went throught this exact same thing

last

> year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her sinuses were normal,

a

> Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines and started her

on

> Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist who tested her

and

> she was allergic to everything environmental and was started on the

> allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a chiropractor in

> February that her headaches finally went away. We are still seeing

the

> chiropractor, but the headaches are returning. She's woken up

crying

> the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't know what else to

> try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and Immunoglobulins

were

> normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat that? Any ideas

are

> welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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First of all, what benefit do you think making her take all those

medicines is having on her. It sounds like you care so much for her

that she is a bit stressed out.

I would strongly recommend a visit to a psychologist. When tests fail

to show a problem and medicines give no relief, and the chiropractor

only gave temporary relief, it's time to look at the problem a

different way. It sounds like stress related symptoms. My 11 year old

son had a similar problem. Due to a temporary change in our living

conditions, he was feeling a bit neglected. He started waking up with

headches. Fortunately, I recognized the problem and we nipped it in the

bud.

Good Luck!

p.s. This is just a suggestion.

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a few suggestions - I have a 24 year old, and have dealt with this with her

for 12 years.

You can request hormone level testing to see if it's hormonal. (at 12 mine had

a cyst in the ovaries throwing off her hormone balance.)

And if you already have a clean bill of health from her eye doctor then check

with an ophthalmologist to see if there is any swelling of the optical nerves.

Also, ask your Dr. if her migraines could be cluster .. it makes a difference

as to what medicine they give her.

I hate to even suggest this...but if all else fails, drug test her. Sorry, but

you just never know these days... she could even have been given something, she

didn't know would make it worse, or didn't know she was given....good luck

 

 

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Poor baby; she has all of my sympathy. I had bad headaches

when I was young, too. They now think they might trace

to a car accident I was in. But, at the time, no one

could figure out a thing so doctors started throwing

drugs at me. When I felt even worse generally, I threw

them out and toughed it out after that.

 

Now, I manage just fine with a combination of chiropractic

adjustments and deep tissue massage. The muscles and such

around my neck and shoulders - even the front of my chest -

get very tight. When that happens, a headache follows so

I try to stay ahead of the game and schedule regular

massage with the occasional adjustment.

 

Have you told the chiro that the headaches were gone but

now have returned? Perhaps he'd have some answers or

needs to know to fine tune what he is doing. With that,

it wouldn't hurt to send her for a massage but make sure

you're getting something therapeutic, not a relaxation

type of massage. Perhaps after one your daughter can see

if that helped or didn't make a difference, then you'll

know how to proceed. It can take more than one to truly

help, but I think you can tell after one if you get

someone who truly understands clinical massage.

 

Hugs to your daughter,

Cindy

 

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, " Laura " <lazars wrote:

>

> My 11 year old daughter has been having severe headaches for about a

> week and a half now. We orginally thought it might be sinus, and she

> was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has had no relief. She

> takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and Singulair. She has

> not responded to Advil. We went throught this exact same thing last

> year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her sinuses were normal, a

> Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines and started her on

> Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist who tested her and

> she was allergic to everything environmental and was started on the

> allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a chiropractor in

> February that her headaches finally went away. We are still seeing the

> chiropractor, but the headaches are returning. She's woken up crying

> the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't know what else to

> try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and Immunoglobulins were

> normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat that? Any ideas are

> welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

>

[Guest guest]

hi abhi,

 

have an MRI-MRA done on her brain...to rule out

aneurysm.

 

emily

--- abhi_dubey20052005

<abhi_dubey20052005 wrote:

 

> , " Laura "

> <lazars wrote:

> >namaste! teach her neti kriya , this will cool down

> her head. also

> later steam twice a day and then teach her tantra

> yoga. it helps in

> equalising all body energies

> > My 11 year old daughter has been having severe

> headaches for about

> a

> > week and a half now. We orginally thought it

> might be sinus, and

> she

> > was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has

> had no relief.

> She

> > takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and

> Singulair. She

> has

> > not responded to Advil. We went throught this

> exact same thing

> last

> > year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her

> sinuses were normal,

> a

> > Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines

> and started her

> on

> > Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist

> who tested her

> and

> > she was allergic to everything environmental and

> was started on the

> > allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a

> chiropractor in

> > February that her headaches finally went away. We

> are still seeing

> the

> > chiropractor, but the headaches are returning.

> She's woken up

> crying

> > the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't

> know what else to

> > try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and

> Immunoglobulins

> were

> > normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat

> that? Any ideas

> are

> > welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

> >

>

>

>

 

 

emily

 

 

 

 

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Thursday, October 4, 2007 9:05:18 AM

Re: My 11 year old is having severe headaches...

 

First of all, what benefit do you think making her take all those

medicines is having on her. It sounds like you care so much for her

that she is a bit stressed out.

I would strongly recommend a visit to a psychologist. When tests fail

to show a problem and medicines give no relief, and the chiropractor

only gave temporary relief, it's time to look at the problem a

different way. It sounds like stress related symptoms. My 11 year old

son had a similar problem. Due to a temporary change in our living

conditions, he was feeling a bit neglected. He started waking up with

headches. Fortunately, I recognized the problem and we nipped it in the

bud.

Good Luck!

p.s. This is just a suggestion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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namaste! so whats the MRI finding?dont worry at all. do as i have said.

i will meditate for her

om shakti namah

 

emily eleazar <illya_coso wrote:

hi abhi,

 

have an MRI-MRA done on her brain...to rule out

aneurysm.

 

emily

--- abhi_dubey20052005

<abhi_dubey20052005 wrote:

 

> , " Laura "

> <lazars wrote:

> >namaste! teach her neti kriya , this will cool down

> her head. also

> later steam twice a day and then teach her tantra

> yoga. it helps in

> equalising all body energies

> > My 11 year old daughter has been having severe

> headaches for about

> a

> > week and a half now. We orginally thought it

> might be sinus, and

> she

> > was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has

> had no relief.

> She

> > takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and

> Singulair. She

> has

> > not responded to Advil. We went throught this

> exact same thing

> last

> > year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her

> sinuses were normal,

> a

> > Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines

> and started her

> on

> > Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist

> who tested her

> and

> > she was allergic to everything environmental and

> was started on the

> > allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a

> chiropractor in

> > February that her headaches finally went away. We

> are still seeing

> the

> > chiropractor, but the headaches are returning.

> She's woken up

> crying

> > the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't

> know what else to

> > try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and

> Immunoglobulins

> were

> > normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat

> that? Any ideas

> are

> > welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

> >

>

>

>

 

emily

 

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My daughter had migraines virtually every day for many years. They

were worse just before weather changes. We tried homeopathy, allergy

elimination treatments, cranio-sacral, osteopathy, acupuncture (worked

for short while), loads of nutritional supplements, magnets, etc.

What finally worked was removal of mercury since that was her root

cause. It was causing her brain to be chronically inflamed (chronic

meningitis). I don't really have time for writing on the group now so

please email me personally for all the details: hotmocha.

I've often found relief from headaches by doing EFT. Learn how at

www.emofree.com.

 

Headaches can be very serious. One of my neighbors had severe

headaches and had a brain tumor. She had to have a seizure in

Emergency in order for them to take her serious. She had a seizure at

home and they wanted to send her back home again without checking her

out!

 

Oddly enough sometimes the need for glasses can cause severe headaches.

 

Does your daughter have any scars? Had operations? Does she have any

amalgam fillings or implants? Any chance of a tooth infection? Just

trying to rule out any possible causes. There's not much worse than

seeing your child in pain. Hope you get to the root of it soon. Let

us know when you do.

 

Sharon

 

, " Laura " <lazars wrote:

>

> My 11 year old daughter has been having severe headaches for about a

> week and a half now. We orginally thought it might be sinus, and she

> was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has had no relief. She

> takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and Singulair. She has

> not responded to Advil. We went throught this exact same thing last

> year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her sinuses were normal, a

> Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines and started her on

> Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist who tested her and

> she was allergic to everything environmental and was started on the

> allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a chiropractor in

> February that her headaches finally went away. We are still seeing the

> chiropractor, but the headaches are returning. She's woken up crying

> the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't know what else to

> try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and Immunoglobulins were

> normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat that? Any ideas are

> welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

>

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Wakeing up at night with a headache is usually due to stiff muscles in the neck.

Are there any complaints about difficulty in turning the neck, noises in this

area on turning the neck.. What is the stress levels in the house?

 

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hi sharon,

may god bless ur daughter with immuntiy,well

sharon i am a yoga teacher n nd so i wanan suggest you

tht u convey ur daughter to do KAPALBHATI FOR ATLEAST

FOR 30MINUTES ,but she should start 5minutes daily thn

slowly slowy increas her migrene can be set only with

KAPALBHATI breathing excercis , after doing this she

should do for 15minutes THE BRAMARI PARANAYAM,means

humming sound,for atleast 15minutes for her sesver

headache,k?

if u dunna know KAPAL BHATI thn reply back me , i wl

make u learn ok?

dont worry god will bless sur daughter k?

bye ommmmmmmm yadvinder pal

--- Sharon <energy_now wrote:

 

>

> My daughter had migraines virtually every day for

> many years. They

> were worse just before weather changes. We tried

> homeopathy, allergy

> elimination treatments, cranio-sacral, osteopathy,

> acupuncture (worked

> for short while), loads of nutritional supplements,

> magnets, etc.

> What finally worked was removal of mercury since

> that was her root

> cause. It was causing her brain to be chronically

> inflamed (chronic

> meningitis). I don't really have time for writing

> on the group now so

> please email me personally for all the details:

> hotmocha.

> I've often found relief from headaches by doing EFT.

> Learn how at

> www.emofree.com.

>

> Headaches can be very serious. One of my neighbors

> had severe

> headaches and had a brain tumor. She had to have a

> seizure in

> Emergency in order for them to take her serious.

> She had a seizure at

> home and they wanted to send her back home again

> without checking her

> out!

>

> Oddly enough sometimes the need for glasses can

> cause severe headaches.

>

> Does your daughter have any scars? Had operations?

> Does she have any

> amalgam fillings or implants? Any chance of a tooth

> infection? Just

> trying to rule out any possible causes. There's not

> much worse than

> seeing your child in pain. Hope you get to the root

> of it soon. Let

> us know when you do.

>

> Sharon

>

> , " Laura "

> <lazars wrote:

> >

> > My 11 year old daughter has been having severe

> headaches for about a

> > week and a half now. We orginally thought it

> might be sinus, and she

> > was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has

> had no relief. She

> > takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and

> Singulair. She has

> > not responded to Advil. We went throught this

> exact same thing last

> > year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her

> sinuses were normal, a

> > Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines

> and started her on

> > Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist

> who tested her and

> > she was allergic to everything environmental and

> was started on the

> > allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a

> chiropractor in

> > February that her headaches finally went away. We

> are still seeing the

> > chiropractor, but the headaches are returning.

> She's woken up crying

> > the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't

> know what else to

> > try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and

> Immunoglobulins were

> > normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat

> that? Any ideas are

> > welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

> >

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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when my daughter was 11 she had bad headaches too. She missed a lot of school

with them, She grew out of them , They were hormonal,

I found recently that when i take 2 leaves of feverfew once a day. I don`t

get headaches or migraines, Works a treat!

 

 

 

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Here are a few things you can do when suffering from

chronic migraine headaches which do not go away with medicines.

 

1. Begin your spiritual practice. We have suggested spiritual

practice that conforms to the five basic principles of spiritual

practice. You can find details in our section on, `Start your

spiritual journey'.

 

2. Repetition of the protective chant of Sree Gurudev Datta to

protect against ancestors.

 

3. Salt water remedy

 

4. Chant for headaches that have been caused by ghosts

 

All this would need to be done on a daily basis. Steps 3 and 4 can be

discontinued after few months after the headache is completely

stopped. However steps 1 and 2 are best continued lifelong as it is

the only protection against our vulnerability towards ghosts. In this

case, the vulnerability is evident from the migraine headache which

was not being cured by conventional medication.

 

Continued spiritual practice and chanting of the `Sree Gurudev Datta'

protection chant also affords protection against the spiritual root

causes which account for up to 80% of the various problems in our lives.

 

For more information please visit & also login and ask questions if

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, gemni romantic

<gemni35romantic wrote:

>

> hi sharon,

> may god bless ur daughter with immuntiy,well

> sharon i am a yoga teacher n nd so i wanan suggest you

> tht u convey ur daughter to do KAPALBHATI FOR ATLEAST

> FOR 30MINUTES ,but she should start 5minutes daily thn

> slowly slowy increas her migrene can be set only with

> KAPALBHATI breathing excercis , after doing this she

> should do for 15minutes THE BRAMARI PARANAYAM,means

> humming sound,for atleast 15minutes for her sesver

> headache,k?

> if u dunna know KAPAL BHATI thn reply back me , i wl

> make u learn ok?

> dont worry god will bless sur daughter k?

> bye ommmmmmmm yadvinder pal

> --- Sharon <energy_now wrote:

>

> >

> > My daughter had migraines virtually every day for

> > many years. They

> > were worse just before weather changes. We tried

> > homeopathy, allergy

> > elimination treatments, cranio-sacral, osteopathy,

> > acupuncture (worked

> > for short while), loads of nutritional supplements,

> > magnets, etc.

> > What finally worked was removal of mercury since

> > that was her root

> > cause. It was causing her brain to be chronically

> > inflamed (chronic

> > meningitis). I don't really have time for writing

> > on the group now so

> > please email me personally for all the details:

> > hotmocha

> > I've often found relief from headaches by doing EFT.

> > Learn how at

> > www.emofree.com.

> >

> > Headaches can be very serious. One of my neighbors

> > had severe

> > headaches and had a brain tumor. She had to have a

> > seizure in

> > Emergency in order for them to take her serious.

> > She had a seizure at

> > home and they wanted to send her back home again

> > without checking her

> > out!

> >

> > Oddly enough sometimes the need for glasses can

> > cause severe headaches.

> >

> > Does your daughter have any scars? Had operations?

> > Does she have any

> > amalgam fillings or implants? Any chance of a tooth

> > infection? Just

> > trying to rule out any possible causes. There's not

> > much worse than

> > seeing your child in pain. Hope you get to the root

> > of it soon. Let

> > us know when you do.

> >

> > Sharon

> >

> > , " Laura "

> > <lazars@> wrote:

> > >

> > > My 11 year old daughter has been having severe

> > headaches for about a

> > > week and a half now. We orginally thought it

> > might be sinus, and she

> > > was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has

> > had no relief. She

> > > takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and

> > Singulair. She has

> > > not responded to Advil. We went throught this

> > exact same thing last

> > > year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her

> > sinuses were normal, a

> > > Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines

> > and started her on

> > > Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist

> > who tested her and

> > > she was allergic to everything environmental and

> > was started on the

> > > allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a

> > chiropractor in

> > > February that her headaches finally went away. We

> > are still seeing the

> > > chiropractor, but the headaches are returning.

> > She's woken up crying

> > > the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't

> > know what else to

> > > try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and

> > Immunoglobulins were

> > > normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat

> > that? Any ideas are

> > > welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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It is possibly hormonal-tho you would need a really good naturapath to examine

her to qualify a diagnose-keep her off such foods as chocolate-anything

spicy-and yes she could have an allergy to something she did not have allergy

too before-keep a diary of all foods-eaten 24hrs before headache- check out

even talcum powder she uses------ as she may have a allergy to something she

wears on occassion----plenty of water to flush system and detox if you can't

get a reasonable answer------there are worms or flukes that can live in

cysts in the brain--------far more common than one realises--------unfornately

the herbs to kill them are poisonous and must be administered carefully--- as

they too can give a headache -------but try each thing slowly and observe

consistently. diet is obviously the first thing to look at- -make sure of the

obvious-no artificial -colours or preservatives----even milk and cordial have

additives these days---so monitor all

things-lollies for instance-things you are thinking-ok all kids eat them -blah

blah---you may have a child with an extrmely sensitive system- tread

carefully or she may end up with a far more serious health issue

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Anoher thing that will help a migraine, is to get in a hot bath tub with an ice

pack on your head.

 

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If the chiropractor worked but is on longer, perhaps it is more muscle tension.

A chiropractor does a world of good for me but is greatly limited as well as I

seem to have more problems with tension and stress effecting my muscles. There

are essential oils i use to help this problem. Valor is a great blend that can

be mixed with olive oil 1-2 drops essential oil with 2 drops of olive will make

it spread further. I would use it faithfully at bed time and morning! You can

also try accupressure points. Good Luck to you and God Bless!

Mary, CHS

http://aroma4life.younglivingworld.com

 

Laura <lazars wrote: My 11 year old

daughter has been having severe headaches for about a

week and a half now. We orginally thought it might be sinus, and she

was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has had no relief. She

takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and Singulair. She has

not responded to Advil. We went throught this exact same thing last

year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her sinuses were normal, a

Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines and started her on

Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist who tested her and

she was allergic to everything environmental and was started on the

allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a chiropractor in

February that her headaches finally went away. We are still seeing the

chiropractor, but the headaches are returning. She's woken up crying

the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't know what else to

try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and Immunoglobulins were

normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat that? Any ideas are

welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Mary,

I just read your request about your daughter's headaches. My friend

just recently had a lot of massage and chiropractor work done on her

for a mysterious kind of headache on the right side of her head. I

did some reiki on her for a few minutes and a dark cloud lifted away

from her head. I could see it with a kind of inner vision that I

have. Her head and her emotional state were much better. I know you

have tried a lot of things already, but I am suggesting reiki for

her. The reiki energy will help even if you don't know exactly what

the problem is.

Blessings!

Carol

 

 

, Mary King <kingsbruin

wrote:

>

> If the chiropractor worked but is on longer, perhaps it is more

muscle tension. A chiropractor does a world of good for me but is

greatly limited as well as I seem to have more problems with tension

and stress effecting my muscles. There are essential oils i use to

help this problem. Valor is a great blend that can be mixed with

olive oil 1-2 drops essential oil with 2 drops of olive will make it

spread further. I would use it faithfully at bed time and morning!

You can also try accupressure points. Good Luck to you and God Bless!

>

Mary, CHS

> http://aroma4life.younglivingworld.com

>

> Laura <lazars wrote: My 11 year

old daughter has been having severe headaches for about a

> week and a half now. We orginally thought it might be sinus, and

she

> was started on an antibiotic 5 days ago, and has had no relief.

She

> takes 3 allergy meds a day: claritin, nasonex, and Singulair. She

has

> not responded to Advil. We went throught this exact same thing

last

> year and went to a Pediatirc ENT, who said her sinuses were

normal, a

> Pediatric Neurologist, who said she had migraines and started her

on

> Keppra and Zomig with no results, and an allergist who tested her

and

> she was allergic to everything environmental and was started on

the

> allergy meds. It wasn't until we started seeing a chiropractor in

> February that her headaches finally went away. We are still

seeing the

> chiropractor, but the headaches are returning. She's woken up

crying

> the past 2 days, they've been so severe. I don't know what else

to

> try. Cat Scans of her head were normal, CBC and Immunoglobulins

were

> normal. Hormonal maybe? But how would I treat that? Any ideas

are

> welcome! I'm ready to try anything!

 

> Take the Internet to Go: Go puts the Internet in your pocket:

mail, news, photos & more.

>

>