Why headache happen and what could be the cause

Anyone can suffer from a mild to moderate headache completely depends on the patient condition. It can be normal, chronic or recurring, which can be diagnosed according to its symptoms. A normal headache happen due to working for long hours, waking up till late in night, watching TV, tiredness, stress, due to noise, cold and cough or may be because of fever etc.

Whereas chronic and recurring headache is completely different and it happens in case of patient is suffering from a disease like migraine or stress problem. It can also happen due to weak eyesight or neurological condition. So, in specific condition and severe symptoms, patient must consult to their doctors. 

Symptoms of Headache
Headache can be happen due to different causes and most of the time it can be self diagnosed and self treated.

If headache happens due to stress you might have symptoms like

• Aching head pain
• You may feel pressure around head and neck
• You may have  anxiety, difficulty in falling asleep with headache.
• Tenderness on your scalp, neck and shoulder muscles

In severe condition, you may feel the following symptoms. If you have any such symptoms, immediately seeks medical attention.

• Severe headache 
• Headache with a fever 
• You may have stiff neck and mental confusion in some cases 
• double vision, weakness, numbness or speaking difficulties
• Headache after a head injury, especially if the headache gets worse

Types of headaches

There are more than 100 types of headache that needs medical attention and must be treated on time otherwise it may get serious at time. Here is the list of 5 types of most common headaches.

• Tension headache
• cluster headache
• Sinus headache
• Rebound headaches
• Migraine headaches

Number of Bones in Human Body

An adult human skeleton has 206 bones, whereas a newborn baby skeleton composed of 270 bones.

How many bones is there in human body and why there is variation in between a newborn baby and an adult human? Well, this is a general question that can be asked by anyone due to his/her curiosity to know themselves better. So, here is an answer.

Any normal human skeleton has 206 bones and 270 at the time of birth.

The reason of variation in the number of bones in a newborn baby and an adult human is because of fused bones. There are many bones in our body that fused together and reached to its maximum density till the age 30.

Here is the normal structure of bones in any adult human skeleton. You can divide human skeleton into parts Axial skeleton and Appendicular skeleton. Axial skeleton composed of 80 bones whereas Appendicular skeleton consist of 126 bones.
Here is the list of number of bones in human skeleton.

• Cranial and Facial Bones composed of 22 bones
• Human skeleton has 54 Hand Bones
• There is 6 Ear Bones in human body
• There is only 1 Throat Bone in human body known as hyoid bone
• There are 4 Shoulder Bones
• Chest Bones 25
• Vertebral Bones 26
• Arm and Forearm Bones 6
• Pelvic Bones 2
• Leg Bones 8
• Foot Bones 52

What is Malaria, symptoms and cause

What is Malaria?

Malaria is a kind of fever which is transmitted by infected mosquito bite(Anopheles mosquito). The Malaria fever is preventable and curable but in case of  delay in treatment it can be life threatening.

Symptoms of Malaria fever

• High fever with headache and chill (you may feel sensation of cold with body shivering)
• severe anaemia
• Vomiting
• Respiratory related problem
• Abnormal bleeding in case of severe malaria case
• impaired consciousness

Is malaria contagious what is the cause of malaria?

Malaria happens if an infected mosquito bites. Malaria can also be contagious in case of

• Infected animal or insect bites or stings
• Using of blood products like unclean needles or unscreened blood.

Malaria treatment

If you are having a malaria like symptoms immediately seek for medical advice as malaria get worse quickly and if it is not properly treated on time it can be life threatening.

Here is the list of things that you can do to prevent malaria.

• Avoid visiting the high risk or infected area. Or take proper care to prevent the mosquito bite.
• Take prescribed antimalaria tablets if necessary
• If you feels any malaria like symptoms immediately seek for medical advice even if you are on antimalaria medication.