The phrase 'strong headache' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to describe a persistent, powerful headache experienced by someone. For example, "After class, I started to develop a strong headache that lasted all night."
While augmented BP may cause headache, a slight rise in BP does not trigger a strong headache.
Soon, Reisch's urge to sit up gave way to a strong headache.
"I am feeling a strong headache and pain in my back and legs," Das said from his hospital bed, adding his injuries were not serious.
Later, Raj enters Baldev's shop after closing time, and fakes a strong headache, using it as a pretense to get the shop open to buy beer.
She suddenly developed strong headache, blindness in the right part of her visual field, and she dropped to a Glasgow Coma Score (GCS) level of 12. Cerebral CT scanning showed a hemorrhage in the left occipital lobe (anterior part), surrounding subarachnoid space, and into the left lateral ventricle.
A high fever with strong headache and paresis of cervical muscles developed in the next 2 days.
It can increase your focus, motivation, and decision-making - but it does carry undesirable side effects, such as strong headaches.
At the beginning I had some strong headaches because of the constant input of sound, but after five weeks my brain adapted to it, and I started to relate music and real sound to colour.
Records show inspections by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency also found hazardous waste violations at Carlton Forge Works in May 2015 and in August 2014 at Weber Metals, another forging facility where nearby residents have complained of strong, headache-inducing odors.
At this point, he said he'd experienced strong headaches for two days.
One subject with strong headaches during acute supplementation and one with minor headaches during long term supplementation were both on placebo.
