Tension headache at your temples?
Pressure and tightness at the temples. Ease it with one point and slow breaths.
See a doctor now
If any of these apply, seek care first — do not rely on pressure alone:
- A sudden, worst-ever headache
- Headache with vomiting, vision changes, stiff neck, fever, or confusion
- A headache after a head injury, or pain that keeps worsening over days
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When it keeps coming back
Headaches several times a week, and more painkillers each time? Recurring headaches deserve a real look.
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