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anne12 01-19-2018 02:56 AM

bone splinters. opinion?
 
I was reading something online about not pushing on the head too hard [a person would do this in order to relieve headaches] otherwise the bones would splinter. Which is the reason I haven't. Is that true? Or does it just depend on each individual person?

What does everyone think?

Lebber 01-19-2018 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by anne12 (Post 1257850)
I was reading something online about not pushing on the head too hard [a person would do this in order to relieve headaches] otherwise the bones would splinter. Which is the reason I haven't. Is that true? Or does it just depend on each individual person?

What does everyone think?

What bones would splinter? The frontal bone? You have to be amazingly strong to splinter your own bones with your fingers... Try having a upper and middle trapezius massage if you have headaches.

Mark in Idaho 01-19-2018 10:23 AM

anne12,

The skull is amazingly strong. Unless you have very severe osteoporosis, your bones would be very strong. But, pressing on your head does not sound like a good headache treatment. I just use ibuprofen or a Tylenol/aspirin mix.

Jomar 01-19-2018 09:01 PM

self care ideas for headaches -
5 Ways to Use Acupressure Points for Migraine Headaches - wikiHow
Headaches or Migraines | The Trigger Point & Referred Pain Guide
Pain Reference Chart
acupressurepoints
- YouTube


plus more to find & try...


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