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[CanuckShooter]

Originally Posted by -JR-

I notice that when I sleep in a hotel I don't wake up with a head ache .
Its come down to the pillow . I normally don't use a pillow as I sleep on my stomach ,and the pillow is just inches away from my head .
The last 6 months the head aches have turned from the ice cold headaches to hang over headaches . So what has happened the last 6 months is that my old feather pillow got changed with a new one . The last 5 days the pillow was placed on the dresser and no headache. Yesterday I used it and the headache came back . . Not sure if its the feathers or the chemicals they might be using on the feathers . My old pillow was not so bad because its been washed a lot .

I will be sleeping with out a feather pillow now and maybe my daytime headaches will not happen if i don't wear a hat . Fingers crossed .

Wow, that's an interesting discovery. I would never have associated a feather pillow as the cause of headaches.

[Blazer 1]

Originally Posted by -JR-

Who gets them every morning like I do ?
Its been over 30 years and about 5 doctors and myself can not even figure it out . Well they don't even try .
I know what you are thinking ...I don't drink alcohol every night Lol Maybe two weeks worth in a year

Anyone else get headaches every dam morning ?
First 29 years they felt like a brain freeze like after you drank something cold.(a lot of hot showers )
Now they feel like a hang over headache and its last till noon some times .
Just had one for two days . Not sure what tomorrow will be like
Am I alone !

Get you testosterone levels checked... I had crazy bad headaches for a long time, migraines... my doc did all kinds of tests... turns out i had the testosterone levels of an 85-100 man. I was 48 at the time. I started testosterone replacement therapy... headaches went away almost instantly.

[KGB]

Originally Posted by Blazer 1

Get you testosterone levels checked... I had crazy bad headaches for a long time, migraines... my doc did all kinds of tests... turns out i had the testosterone levels of an 85-100 man. I was 48 at the time. I started testosterone replacement therapy... headaches went away almost instantly.

And now you are walking around with a hard on all the time?

[Smokinyotes]

Originally Posted by KGB

And now you are walking around with a hard on all the time?

Is that a bad thing.

[artie]

try spending one night sleeping on a lazy boy reclining chair and see if that makes any difference
Often for my separated shoulders I get up in the middle of the night kick the dog off of he lazy boy and spend the rest of the night there
I knowof one lady who spends every night on a lazy boy
For some of you I get a headache sometimes if I eat eggs in the morning
life sometimes sucks but the alternative is worse

[Blazer 1]

Originally Posted by KGB

And now you are walking around with a hard on all the time?

Hahaha!!! Best way to describe it... just like when i was 14!

[58thecat]

Had a buddy with the same symptoms, went to physio and deep tissue message, one week later symptom free, kept up with the deep tissue message once or twice a month, great results.
Also got onto a strength and conditioning program, changed diet and hasn’t looked back.
Maybe give it a try.

[-JR-]

Might have to delete post .
I believe i found the cure .
It was my feathered pillow .
Not sure if its the feathers or the chemicals they spry on the feathers.

No head aches this week .......switched pillows .

[kingrat]

Well that's awesome man, Alberta outdoors doctors fix another. NEXT. And yes were taking credit

[whitetail Junkie]

Originally Posted by -JR-

Might have to delete post .
I believe i found the cure .
It was my feathered pillow .
Not sure if its the feathers or the chemicals they spry on the feathers.

No head aches this week .......switched pillows .

Wow thats amazing!...I suffer from bad headaches time to time and its border line crippleing...one thing that gives me temporary relief is a cold compression Gel hat that i keep in my freezer however once the hat warms up to room temp the headache slowly returns.

[Misstheoutdoors]

Originally Posted by brendan's dad

This was me. I was stopping breathing on average 53 times an hour for approx 30-35 seconds; so I was only breathing half the night. Getting a sleep machine not only got rid of the headaches, I now feel more rested after 6 hours of sleep on the machine than 8-9 without.

So, it took a long time with my doctor and I. I had the morning headaches as well. First sleep clinic test, found out one of my sensors fell off, and the results showed I was not getting any REM sleep. Second sleep clinic after several years, show massive amount of "incidents" per minute. I would stop breathing several times a minute. My wife would tell me I would thrash around at night, but I would never figure out why. So, got fitted for a $2,500 sleep apnea machine (luckily my provider paid for it), and since then, I have been fine. But not before I permanently caused several sleep apnea related issues, high blood pressure, high colesteral, etc. Seems like Canadian doctors are behind the American doctors in diagnosing this issue.