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Almost 100% of people will get a headache at some point in their life. There is a very rare minority that will not (for reasons not worth going into), but the sad fact is that headaches are just a part of life for many of us. While most people can deal with the occasional short headache, a continuous headache is much more difficult to get through. A continuous headache simply means that it lasts for an extended period of time, and the length of that period varies from person to person. Here are three proven ways to get rid of these headaches:

1. Staying Hydrated - Roughly 80% of Americans do not get enough water. Even though you may be drinking something all day, if it has any caffeine its actually making you dehydrated. Your goal should be to have a least eight glasses of water a day, or at least 1/2 glass for every caffeinated beverage you drink. This is an extremely simple and easy step, and it will make a huge difference in not only how many continuous headaches you get, but how long they last as well. So start drinking more water now if you want less headaches later!

2. Avoid Sugar and Caffeine - Because of how your body processes simple sugar, it is very easy to get a headache when you get what is called a sugar crash. A sugar crash is caused by an overproduction of the insulin in the body. Basically, when you eat something like candy, your pancreas produces insulin to process the sugar. Once the sugar is gone, the pancreas sometimes continues producing too much insulin, which leaves you wanting more sugar and frequently causes headaches and tiredness. Caffeine is a strong diuretic, and will greatly hinder your efforts to stay hydrated (as described above). Basically it just limits the amount of water that your body can absorb, so try and avoid the caffeine as much as possible. Though sugar crashes don't usually cause continuous headaches, withdrawal from not getting enough caffeine (if you've become addicted to it) or from being dehydrated can and WILL cause them.

3. Relax - Many continuous headaches are called tension headaches, because they are caused by excessive tension in the muscles of the neck, head, and upper back. These muscles become tense from stress or over tightness and essentially pull on the top of the head, causing a headache that is usually felt in the front of your head. These continuous headaches can be quite difficult to get rid of, since there's no quick way to fully relax your muscles. However, there are a few ways to prevent these types of continuous headaches from affecting you. First, do a few loose neck rolls and shoulder shrugs every morning when you wake up and then again in the afternoon. This will help to keep the muscles loose and relaxed. Do these exercises again at night right before you go to bed as well. Secondly, try to get a neck or shoulder massage once a week if you can. If you can't afford a professional massage done by a trained specialist, offer a trade-off with your spouse.

These are easy ways of treating AND preventing a continuous headache. If you're plagued by such bothersome headaches, start using these methods right away -- you'll be glad you did!


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How to Solve Continuous Headache Pain - 3 All Natural Solutions

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