It shouldn't.
If it's a bad headache - a painful, incapacitating one, then you should call an ambulance. You could be having an aneurysm.
No, seriously. Call 911.
Okay don't call 911 yet this guy is right but thts worst case scenario. If you've been coughing for about a day you'll probably develop a headache.
I typically get head, neck, and shoulder aches from the repeated tensing of those muscles when coughing repeatedly. The sinus pressure and pain that may accompany the cough may have something to do with it, too.
Cough is a reflex to expel the mucous from the respiratory tract and this reflux occurs with an immense speed. This speed causes a jerk right from the neck to the head region of the body. Neck supplies NERVES to the head region and due to repetitive attacks of the cough it leads to a lot of pain in head region.
because you brain your ears and you mouth is connected so when cough the tube connect to your brain shakes and they get aggervated and your head starts to hurt and this is proven because when you clean your ears with q-tips or anything else you start to cough.
it's probably just a head cold!
Have a Lemsip and have a rest but you should be fine soon
If not go and see your doctor
You may have a sinus infection.
Have your blood pressure checked.
It isn't. Perhaps you have an allergy.
Talk to your doctor asap.
You are in pain with the whooping cough because your parents did not get you vaccinated.
you might have a sour throat and might cough frequently and can cause head aches
Your head hurts is a declarative sentence.
Assuming you took the cough medicine due to having a cough, it means you are sick.
Your eyes start to water uncontrolably, your nose burns, your throat hurts, you start to cough. you may continue to cough later, away from the iritant, and temporarily loose your sense of smell.
If you're in pain, you should see a doctor and have an x-ray done to check for broken ribs.
Cancer
did you hit your head? ....
If it's what i have it's strep thought (tonsillitis) go talk to a doctor.
There are infinite potential sentences that can be created with the word head. Here is a short example. Person one: "My head hurts." Person two: "My head hurts too." Person three: "My head hurts more." Person four: "She said her head hurt, yours hurts too, and his hurts more." Each person can just add a word, or change a word to any current sentence and that will create a new sentence.