Head tight

Introduction The tightness of the curse is caused by the weak bones of the head and the bone lesions of the head and the magnetic magnetic field of the individual's strong magnetic field. The blood pressure is measured, the anemia is removed, and the patient's skull changes with the time period of the individual's biological magnetic field. It can be automatically tightened accordingly. Tightening your head can cause headaches, insomnia, memory loss, cerebral neurasthenia, and mental paralysis.

Cause

The bone biopsy of the skull of the head caused by frail kidney deficiency plus the strong biological magnetic field of the individual (many proteins and enzymes with paramagnetism have important functions in life activities, such as iron-containing hemoglobin involved in oxygen transport, and redox involved Photosynthesis, succinate dehydrogenase is involved in carbohydrate oxidation, cobalt-containing ribonucleotide oxidase is involved in DNA synthesis, glutamate mutase is involved in amino acid metabolism, copper-containing serum protein is responsible for iron utilization, etc.) of.

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The blood pressure is measured to eliminate the anemia, and the patient's skull can automatically tighten accordingly as the individual's biological magnetic field time period changes.

The correct amount of blood pressure method pays attention to several aspects: 1, need to sit quietly and rest for 5-15 minutes, the arm, heart, sphygmomanometer on a uniform level. 2, the cuff is tied to the elbow stripes on the three horizontal fingers (index finger ring finger, middle finger) elastic to put a finger is better. (The cuffs tied to the high and low elastic will have an effect on the blood pressure results). 3, the stethoscope should be placed in the obvious pulsation of the radial artery, can not be placed inside the cuff. 4, it is best to specialize in the special sphygmomanometer timing measurement, measuring the same arm.

Differential diagnosis

A close-knit differential diagnosis with a tight spell:

1. Tension fatigue: When the body is in a state of tension for a long time, the body is in a sub-health state of fatigue, and a severe sleep disorder is severely formed.

2, tension headache: tension headache (tension headache) is also known as muscle contraction headache. A tight, compressed or dull pain of the head, more typically a banding sensation.

3, heavy pressure, tightness or clamp-like headache: headache is one of the most common clinical symptoms, usually refers to the upper part of the skull, including the eyebrow arch, the upper edge of the ear wheel and the occipital kyphosis Pain in the area. There are many reasons for headaches, some of which are serious fatal diseases, but the diagnosis of the cause is often difficult.

4, the top of the head pressure tight: tension headache (TTH) is the most common type of headache, it is generally considered that its prevalence is higher than migraine, accounting for about half of outpatient headache patients. TTH is a diagnosis developed by the International Headache Society (IHS) in 1998 on the criteria for classification and diagnosis of headache, brain neuralgia and facial pain. The name is now widely used internationally. TTH included the content of muscle contraction headaches and psychiatric headaches classified by the AdHoc Committee in 1962. In the new classification, TTH is further subdivided into two subtypes based on the time of headache onset and the peri-cranial muscle disease:

1 episode tension-type headache (episodictension-type, ETTH).

2 chronic tension-type (CTTH).

The blood pressure is measured to eliminate the anemia, and the patient's skull can automatically tighten accordingly as the individual's biological magnetic field time period changes.

Tightening your head can cause headaches, insomnia, memory loss, cerebral neurasthenia, and mental paralysis.

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