Although there are many commonly known migraine causes and triggers such as stress, fatigue, alcohol, and specific foods, there some lesser known headache syndromes that you are probably not aware of. Here are some other headache syndromes that aren’t so common: Caffeine withdrawal headache: According to several studies, caffeine withdrawal has shown to be …
Knowing what triggers your migraines could help you control them or ease the symptoms. Some of the most common triggers include, red wine, stress, dehydration and skipping meals. Tracking your migraines, the symptoms and triggers could help you to avoid them. Keep a diary of your migraines and …
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Migraines and headaches can be unexpected and interrupt our daily activities. The pain of a migraine can range from mild to severe and often feels like a contractions of the muscles that covers your skull and acts like a vice grip around your head. So is there a way to cure a migraine? Unfortunately, …
Relief for millions of women suffering from migraines: researchers have confirmed there is no link between migraines and breast cancer. Lead researcher Rulla Tamimi, an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, said, “There is no positive association, so there is no reason for concern, and there is no protective effect either.” Previous studies …
Comorbidities is a term used when two illnesses appear at a greater than coincidental rate in the general population. Researchers have identified common migraine comorbidities as depression, anxiety, stroke, irritable bowel syndrome, epilepsy, and hypertension, which suggests at some level the illnesses are interrelated. To better understand the illness and receive optimal migraine care, identifying …
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