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Old 01-19-2018, 02:56 AM #1
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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?

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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?

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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.
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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.
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