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What happens in the brain during a headache?

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Answer #1

I am going out on a limb here, but I am going to say it hurts. :)

Answer #2

Its a tumor…”it’s not a tumor”, your going to die.

Answer #3

“Headaches can be a nuisance—your head is pounding, you cannot concentrate and nothing seems to make the throbbing pain go away. According to Dr. Lawrence Robbins, author of “Headaches”, up to 50 million people annually have debilitating headaches. However, headaches are not indicators of pain in your brain, but your brain is responsible for the chemicals involved to create a headache.

Location Headaches do not occur in your brain: while your brain can perceive pain in different areas of your body, the brain itself cannot feel pain. A headache is caused by swelling of the blood vessels around the brain, as well as tension in the surrounding muscles and nerves. Tension headaches, for example, are caused by muscles in your neck and head tightening up.”

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Answer #4

They originate in the network of nerves and nerve-rich mucles and blood vessels that sourround your head neck and face.

Which is wierd, I tought it was simply pain in the brain.

This might tell you more too(: http://funadvice.com/r/bgkc04jt88f

Answer #5

No the brain does not feel pain, it is the swelling of blood vessels and muscle tension that cause the pain.

Serotonin also has a role and some hormones like estrogen, I think I need Danielle’s help with this….

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