How do you relieve head pressure?
The first step is to determine the cause. If you’re experiencing a sense of pressure in your head, your sinuses might be involved. Seasonal immune reactions can cause a sensation of pressure behind your nose, cheeks, forehead and eyes. Many other factors could contribute, as well. If you experience a sudden sensation of pressure in your head, you should seek medical attention right away, especially if it is accompanied by localized discomfort.
What triggers head discomfort?
Common, mild discomfort in the head can be caused by a variety of factors. An immune response resulting from seasonal or environmental changes around you can cause head discomfort, as can inadequate fluid intake or hunger. Mild head discomfort could be related to low intakes of nutrients such as magnesium, vitamin D or B vitamins.
What is butterbur?
Butterbur (Petasites hybridus) is a plant whose root has been used in Europe to support various health purposes. The butterbur compounds petasin and isopetasin have been found to enhance healthy nervous system signaling which helps relax blood vessels within the skull, among other responses. Butterbur is known for its ability to support head comfort.
