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Acupuncture can cure migraine
Migraines are characterised by an intense throbbing pain that affects either or both sides of the head. Frequently it is felt behind the eyes.There may be nausea or vomiting and even diarrhoe...read more
All about migraine
Migraine headaches affect around 4 per cent of children, 6 per cent of men, and 18 per cent of women, and are most common in people aged between 25 and 55.Attacks can last for up to 72 hours....read more
Cluster headache warning signs
While migraine headaches are more common in women, cluster headaches are more common in men. The pain, however, can often be as severe as that of a migraine headache. Scientists have not yet found the cause o...read more
Description of migraine
Migraine begins with a wave of neurological activity that travels along the nervous system. It can affect many different areas of the body. Usually (but not always) it affects the blood vess...read more
Different types of migraine
There are two types Migraine without an aura (common migraine)This consists of a severe, throbbing headache, usually located on one side, with abdominal symptoms including loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting,...read more
Drugs used for migraine
Aspirin, Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) Aspirin - the most commonly used worldwide. Three aspirin taken at the onset is the standard recommended dose for migraine.Aspirin is cassed as anFactors related to migraines
Are women more prone to migraine headaches? Yes, migraine headaches are more common in women. In fact, about three out of four people who have migraines are women. They are most common in women between the a...read more
Feature on managing your cluster headaches
Whereas migraine is most commonly reported in women, cluster headache affects a greater number of men, and has a seriously debilitating impact on an individual's quality of l...read more
General information about migraine trigger factors
It is thought that trigger factors are implicated in about 40% of people's attacks, so a good trigger-management strategy can be a very powerful tool in helping you manage your migraine betterCertain foods, d...read more
Headaches: no cinch
Headaches are one of the most common complaints among patients presenting to their primary care doctor. According to the National Ambulatory Care Medical Survey, it was the 8th and 13th most common problem se...read more
How can I cure a headache ?
A bad headache can go a long way to completely ruining your day. Talking to people can be unbearable. You start to get irrirable, not wanting to work or play or do anything but sit in bed and maybe watch a mo...read more
How do I know if I have a migraine headache?
While everyone gets headaches now and then, migraine headache may be distinguished by the Headache Patient following: Aura symptoms: Your first symptoms may include vi...read more
Is there any treatment for migraine?
The pain of a migraine headache is often described as an intense pulsing or throbbing pain in one area of the head. It is often accompanied by extreme sensitivity to light and sound, nausea, ...read more
Migraine and stroke
Migraine is a severe type of headache which often occurs with other symptoms such as nausea. It is thought that migraine can increase the risk of stroke, particularly in younger women. This ...read more
Migraine and the aura
Some people have an aura stage. Many do not. The aura signs begin before the main migraine attack. This early warning is felt hours, or sometimes just a few moments, before an attack. Visu...read more
Migraine at school
The school principal, class teacher and/or school nurse should be informed of a child's susceptibility to migraine. This will ensure that proper action is taken in the event of an attack i.e....read more
Migraine in children
Diagnosis Headache is a cause for concern, and should be brought to the attention of a medical practitioner in order to eliminate other more serious conditions. It is important to remember that the majority of recurrent hea...read more
Migraine: a walk through four stages
Prevention Yang style tai chi is an ideal therapy for migraine sufferers. It calms the nervous system, improves emotional balance, exercises the body without strain and encourages a more harmonious relation...read more
Migraines and what to do about them
What is a migraine headache? A migraine headache is a severe pain felt on one, and sometimes, both sides of the head. The pain is mostly in the front around the temples or behind one eye or ...read more
Migraines may increase stroke risk
People who have migraines know only too well how challenging the condition is. To make matters worse, a recent study has confirmed an association between migraine and elevated stroke risk. An...read more
Nutritional therapy can help you!!
Digestive problems Digestive problems not only cause discomfort and sometimes embarrassment. A good digestion is the very foundation of good health because although we may accept that "we are what we ea...read more
Phases of a migraine attack
Migraine attacks can be divided into different phases. Not all of these phases will be experienced by everyone but if you can get to know your own pattern, it may help you predict an attack. Build u...read more
Some information about migraine
Survey data suggests that at least 400,000 people (10% of the country) suffer from migraine in Ireland. It is estimated that migraine costs Irish businesses €252 million every year as a result of lost pr...read more
Tension headaches
Nearly all individuals are affected by headaches of some type during their lifetime. Most of these headaches are very transient in nature and do not significantly impact a person’s ability to function o...read more
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