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during bench tonight i feel like a was getting a massive migrain at the back of my head. now it feels like the worst migrain ever at the back of my head. has anyone else experienced this??
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I have experienced plenty of migraines since my teens and I think I only just found my trigger which is dehydration. Wouldnt wish a full migraine on anyone, tunnel vision and vomiting, severe pain are the worst symptoms.
I have not experienced any headaches during my lifts though. Hows your breathing? I could imagine that holding your breath and exerting stresses onto your body during the press would increase the pressure inside you which may be a trigger? |
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I've had the same thing when running with high intensity, I do feel mine could have been dehydration and I did make sure I went on to drink about 3L over the rest of day. I was very worried due to the severity of the pain that I had something else going on up there. Since then (it was two weeks ago) I have been right on top of my hydration during this heat and haven't experienced it again. I usually am good with hydration but it happened while I was on holiday.
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happened again tonight when i was benching. was fine then all of a sudden an ache at the back of my head. i got no idea whats going on. im wel hydrated, slow controlled lifts, just no idea!!
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My chiropractor loosened me in ways I never thought possible and got rid of allot of shoulder pain that I had. Maybe your neck/back is out etc causing something more to go on when lifting in that position...
All that a side I would honestly go to the doctor/chiro to be certain. |
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I dont get pain in the back of my head from hard exercise, but I do get an aching sensation through my jaw particularly towards where my wisdom teeth are (and the teeth are not whats causing the problem).
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I'm a migraine man too and these can get triggered from workouts but I think that's more of an overall muscular tension trigger coupled with dehydration than anything localised like you're describing. *edit* just read "slow controlled lifts" which probably means you're just pinching something. Might need to see a physio/chiro or similar. *endedit* Cheers, Mike |
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