What could be causing my ongoing, tight headache?which has lasted for 20 days despite taking Combiflam?and the brief dizziness or blackouts I get when standing up, especially given my low blood pressure (90/64), lack of sleep, and daily screen time? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What could be causing my ongoing, tight headache?which has lasted for 20 days despite taking Combiflam?and the brief dizziness or blackouts I get when standing up, especially given my low blood pressure (90/64), lack of sleep, and daily screen time?

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What could be causing my ongoing, tight headache?which has lasted for 20 days despite taking Combiflam?and the brief dizziness or blackouts I get when standing up, especially given my low blood pressure (90/64), lack of sleep, and daily screen time?

Asked by Female, 35 · 10 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

10 days ago

A tight headache lasting 20 days is incredibly exhausting. Taking Combiflam (ibuprofen/paracetamol) frequently can sometimes cause "rebound" headaches. This, combined with screen time and lack of sleep, often triggers persistent tension headaches. Your brief dizziness upon standing is likely orthostatic hypotension, which is very common with a blood pressure of 90/64, especially when tired or dehydrated. Please focus on gentle hydration, regular rest, and reducing screen time. Most importantly, I highly recommend consulting a doctor in person to safely evaluate your blood pressure and guide you on managing your headaches.

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