How does sitting confinement have a headache to return a responsibility?

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The aggravation of work life and marriage pressure, how can we not have a headache? When we have a headache, we always feel that the pain seems to break out from our head. We must protect and maintain our body more on weekdays, but in fact it is caused by the stimulation of nearby tissues (skin, joints, muscles, nerves or blood vessels). Brain tissue itself has not evolved the function of responding to pressure sensation because of the protection of skull. Let's share the headache of next confinement

How does sitting confinement have a headache to return a responsibility?

First: headache can be divided into secondary or primary. Secondary headache is a symptom of some underlying disease. In other words, whether it is because of nerve compression or sinus infection, any reason can lead to secondary headache.

Second: most headaches are primary, which means they are not caused by other conditions. Headache itself is the most fundamental problem. Primary headache includes tension type headache and migraine. Scholars believe that this type of headache is caused by distinguishable causes

Third: first, the pain center of the brain is activated and produces neurotransmitters such as serotonin and norepinephrine. These chemicals dilate the meningeal blood vessels that coat the brain, resulting in increased blood flow. When the blood vessels dilate, they also pull the nerves around the blood vessels, and these nerves in turn transmit the signals to the trigeminal nervous system, and the pain information of the head and face is transmitted to the brain, so that we can feel the pain.

matters needing attention

It's not clear what causes this process, but we all know that in some cases it seems particularly easy to have headaches. The trigger of headache may be internal factors (such as endocrine changes during menstruation) or environmental factors (stress or lack of sleep). Up to now, scholars still lack strict evidence to point out which factors directly cause headache, and further understanding of the mechanism by which these triggers turn into chemical signals is still needed.