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Which Came First: The Headache or the Neck

Pain?

Pg.9 Look who’s hereSpecial & More...

Pg.10 MAS-ICNA

13th Annual

Connvention

Pg.14 Once Upon a Time

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Should you visit the Emergency Room for HEADACHES?

When headache medi-cation fails and other treatment modalities no longer alleviate pain, how does a severe headache sufferer know what to do and when to visit a local emergency room? Patients may take different approaches to deal with intrac-table headaches that range from ignoring to overreacting. While it’s tempting for some to ignore headaches, put on a brave face, juggle household chores, handle work responsibilities, and taking care of everybody except yourself; it’s important to remem-ber the important warning signs and red flags. The headaches that should not be ignored include and not limited to worst head-ache in your life, and first/ worst headache. With those you should seek medical care immediately. Those headaches might be due to a bad migraine or Cluster. However, it could be something far more serious like a ruptured brain aneurysm that may lead to dangerous bleeding in the brain.

As such ignoring headaches is not recommended. ER visit is recommended for those types of headaches. Other types of head-aches that should not be ignored include and not limited to head-aches that are associated with other neurological symptoms like blurred vision, weakness, numb-ness or changes in mental status, fever and neck stiffness. On the other hand going to the ER for every treatment resistant headache/ migraine, seeking pain relief is not a good idea as well. In the ER order of priorities, head-ache / migraine sufferers are the last to treat, related to the fact that most headaches are not related to serious conditions, considering the significant life threatening conditions that a local ER could be flooded with such as stroke, heart attack, and traumatic in-juries. It is also an unfortunate and known fact that emergency room staff may view headache/ migraine patients as drug seek-ers. After a long wait time in the ER, you may end up with strong

pain medication that will wear off in few hours, leaving you with either rebound headache or hang over type symptoms. Let alone the huge expense of ER visit that should be paid by you and your insurance. As such, visiting emergency room for pain relief may not be the best option. Intractable headaches may be difficult to treat as well, in a busy general practice setting. Consid-ering the fact that there are so many types of headaches, and the potential seriousness of some of them, an extensive and special-ized neurological evaluation, fol-low up and management is clini-cally warranted. Additionally, the field of headache medicine is rap-idly growing, with many evolving treatment options that are avail-able in specialty headache clin-ics. As such a specialty headache clinic may be the best solution for headache management. Dr. Nesreen Suwan is a Loyola trained board certified neurolo-gist who specializes in the treat-ment of headaches, pain and fi-bromyalgia.

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MAS-ICNA 13th Islamic Annual Convention was held at McCormick Place in Chicago starts on December 27 ends December 29, 2014. Where it was the largest most diverse and entertaining Islamic Event. Three days of great programs for many ages, activities of fun for the children, and bazaar of Islamic clothing, food and educational items for children. Many Muslims traveled from all over United State to attend the MAS-ICNA Con-vention, which happened yearly. It is great time to learn and educate people in teaching the faith for all ages. If you missed the event there always be next year.

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