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The last 2 days I've had to leave the gym by my second set with killer headaches. I'm half way through my tbol bridge I walk into the gym feeling fine but after 2 sets my head feels like it's going to pop. Any ideas?
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How long does it last for etc...
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Ian79 wrote: Seems to be more on the right side mainly at th back of my head , Just the last 2 days both times on my second set of incline db press. For about 10 minutes I can hardly see the pain was so bad but then starts going away an hour later i can feel I mild headache but bearable
A headache in the back of the head combined with vision problems sounds worrying. Cerebral aneurysm (burst artery) could be a possibility so have it checked out if it becomes worse.
Happened to me some years back and had to stop training for 3 months before it got better. There was someone on this forum long ago that also had to get some form of brain scan due to this as well.
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I've had a similar experience in the past a few years back when training heavy on my compound movements.
Not a pleasant experience at all. However my experience was as a result of over exertion and bad breathing techniques, lack of hydration etc. Otherwise known as "exertional headaches".
It could also be a cluster headache (sharp pain typically on one side of the head that may affect your eyesight for a brief period as well). Any particular exercise could set off a cluster headache because physical activity raises your body temp. and increased body temp. is a known trigger for cluster headaches.
But don't ignore it. Go see your Doctor.
He may want to run a few tests to see if there are any underlying causes for the headaches.
But it depends on his diagnosis.
Monitor it from there forward.
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Doc said he's sure it's cluster head aches from the heat and going to heavy.over exertion. Told him I'd just finished a cycle and he was understanding but said I must not train for at least a month. I tried anyway but any compound movement and I'm done. So now to sit on my ass and watch most of my gains disappear
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Ian79 wrote: Well Moose was on the money.
Doc said he's sure it's cluster head aches from the heat and going to heavy.over exertion. Told him I'd just finished a cycle and he was understanding but said I must not train for at least a month. I tried anyway but any compound movement and I'm done. So now to sit on my ass and watch most of my gains disappear
Just keep your calories high, a month off training is really not that long.
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Just rest up good, keep eating properly and when you get back in the gym you can do so knowing that your system has had a well deserved rest and you can get stuck in again.
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