| tension headache |
a headache located at the back of the head; usually caused by body tension resulting from overwork or psychological stress
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a headache caused by emotional strain or tension in the muscles of the head and neck
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As defined by the International Headache Society, a tension type headache is just the opposite of migraine. That is, the pain is on both sides of the head, is pressing and steady, rather than pulsating, is usually mild and does not cause incapacity and, is not worsened by ordinary daily activities. There is no associated nausea or sensitivity to light and noise.
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does not have a clear cause. Many physicians attribute tension headaches to excess stress or a hectic day. There is also evidence that some tension headaches may have a cause that is similar to the cause of migraine headaches.
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refers to head pain associated with stress and muscle contraction. These headaches may occur only occasionally in response to a stressful event. They may also be chronic, occurring frequently. Some tension headaches are nearly constant, with daily pain that may vary in intensity. Tension headaches occur when muscles in the neck, face, and scalp contract and produce pain. The precise cause of this muscle contraction is unknown, but stress, depression, eyestrain, and other factors may contribute.
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