What causes headaches, toothaches, and eye pains?

The physical condition can be seen from a series of people's manifestations, especially abnormalities in key parts are most likely to attract people's attention. For example, symptoms such as headache, toothache, and eye pain are manifestations of physical illness, which require people to respond promptly and seriously. Find the cause of the illness and treat it accordingly. Let’s take a look at the explanation of what causes headaches, toothaches, and eye pains. I hope everyone can understand.

1. Causes of headache:

Lack of sleep: This is one of the common causes of headaches. For example, if you stay up late or suffer from insomnia the night before, you will have a splitting headache when you wake up the next day. I believe many people have experienced this phenomenon. In fact, this is not caused by any disease. At this time, as long as we improve our sleep quality, the headache will disappear.

External stimulation: If our body and mind are adversely stimulated by the external environment, we will experience negative emotions such as depression and anxiety, which will lead to the onset of headaches. A survey shows that 84% of patients with depression suffer from migraine symptoms. Sometimes we encounter some unpleasant things in work or study, which can also cause negative emotions and lead to headaches.

Physical compression: Headache symptoms occur when the pain-causing tissues inside and outside the head are compressed by factors such as inflammation, injury or tumors. The specific manifestations are: irritation of the meninges, vasodilation factors, vascular traction, stretching, displacement, expansion, muscle contraction, etc.

2. Causes of toothache:

Acute pulpitis

Pulpitis, commonly known as dental neuralgia, is mostly caused by the infection of caries that develops into the pulp cavity and is the main cause of severe toothache.

Acute pericoronitis of wisdom teeth

Pericoronitis of wisdom teeth often occurs when oral hygiene is poor and the body's resistance is reduced. It is more likely to occur in mandibular wisdom teeth than in maxillary wisdom teeth. At the onset of the disease, the patient will feel gum pain. The mandibular wisdom teeth are close to the pharynx, which may cause sore throat and difficulty opening the mouth, affecting speaking and eating. In severe cases, it may be accompanied by high fever, facial swelling, and swollen submandibular lymph nodes.

3. Causes of eye pain

A foreign object has entered. If you have sudden eye pain, it may be due to injury to the eye or head, or foreign matter has entered the eye, or you have severe headache, nausea, vomiting, fever, confusion, stiff head and neck, etc. At this time, you should go to the emergency department as soon as possible.

Protruding eyeballs. If the eye pain is accompanied by bulging eyes, it may be hyperthyroidism, and you should go to the endocrinology department. If you overuse your eyes, it will cause visual fatigue and eye pain. This is not an eye disease and the symptoms will disappear if you take more rest.