What's the best way to get rid of a sugar wiithdrawal headache? Tylenol and advil just don't do the trick.

Answer 1

try massaging your temples counter clockwise, a warm wash cloth and no light while laying down.
You can aslo try some excedrin, but make sure its the gel caps and not the regular ones.

You can also try lighting a lavendar candle or anything lavendar, it helps with headaches and relaxation.

Answer 2

Depends on what causes it. Generally a combination of Advil, a really hot washcloth over my face and a really long nap will get rid of my sinus headaches...

Answer 3

Morphine

Answer 4

Simple analgesics such as ibuprofen, aspirin, and acetaminophen have long been used in the treatment of tension-type headache. Studies of combination agents of aspirin with caffeine or acetaminophen with caffeine have also demonstrated efficacy as analgesic agents. Other evidence also suggests that caffeine may have an analgesic effect unto itself in the relief of pain. The authors undertook the direction of a multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel trial to assess the efficacy and safety of ibuprofen combined with caffeine in the treatment of tension-type headache. The study was designed to also verify the analgesic efficacy of caffeine and further assess the role of tension-type headache as a model for the study of pain.

Answer 5

Oddly, a cup of green tea helps me a lot when I get sugar withdrawl. Just plain green tea, nothing added to it.

Answer 6

Rub your thumb on whatever side its hurting, it has a nerve that connects to ur brain. You can also try Excedrin

Answer 7

Try coffee or tea or maybe even Aleve.

Answer 8

After you take the sleeping pills, take some laxatives too.

Answer 9

Outlive it.

Answer 10

take sleeping tablets