4head Headache Relief

I seemed to get every symptom going with my pregnancy. One of those being headaches quite frequently. They seemed to sit right on my temples and at the front of my head and just wouldn't shift. Being pregnant, I was limited on medication. However I always try to avoid taking tablets for headaches as I used to get them so rarely anyway and I don't want my body becoming immune to any of the medication due to over use. Someone mentioned 4head to me one day just as I was beginning to get sick of having to lie down in the dark every day to try and shift the pain. With nothing to lose, I scoured the pharmacy shelves for it the next time I was in the ...  Read the complete review

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ The Scenario ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Once upon a Tuesday evening, Emma had a nasty headache emerging. A glass of wine was tried to numb the pain but perhaps not surprisingly it made matters worse! Because of the wine consumed Emma did not want to take some painkillers as she was informed that this was not wise. So she rummaged in the draw in her bedside table which she keeps all her various pills and potions in and discovered a useful little item which she had brought a fair few months ago.... ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ What is it? ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ ...  Read the complete review

As I suffer quite frequently from tension headaches when I am at work, a colleague of mine suggested I use 4head, which is an alternative to taking tablets when you have a headache. I was dubious about this because I didn't understand how it worked, and I didn't think any alternative to tablets would work (particularly something that goes directly on the skin). However, I don't like the idea of taking so many tablets, so I thought I'd give this a go. Is it easy to find 4head? 4head is available from the all the major supermarkets, as well as Boots, Superdrug and Lloyds Pharmacy. It's usually in the headaches/pain relief section and can usually be ...  Read the complete review

I have always suffered from headaches. As a child, I used to have very intense headaches every few months; I would get a pulsating pain on one side of my head (usually the left) that would last for several hours and would be accompanied by sensitivity to light and noise, and nausea. I suspect that to many of you reading this, the word “migraine” will be springing to mind. That is what my parents and I (as I got older) always suspected, but our GP always refused to believe this, as it is a fairly unusual thing in a child, affecting only about 5% of pre-teens (most suffers are aged between their twenties and forties). Trust me to be different, eh? The ...  Read the complete review

Just recently I seem to have gone through a stage of getting headaches every other minute of the day, one minute I am fine and the next minute I feel like someone has just dropped a ton of bricks on my head and it is pounding with a headache, it doesn't help when things are really hectic in the office and you never get a minute to yourself, but I enjoy my job and for that enjoyment I have to look for a way to deal with things. The thing with me is that I hate taking pills, it has to be nauseatingly bad for me to consider that option. I would much rather find an alternative method to cure my headache and in the past I have used Badger Balms and other ...  Read the complete review