WHAT IS MIGRAINE? TYPES, REASONS,CAUSES, DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT

What is migraine

You or someone you care about may have migraine: It is the third most common disease in the world, and about one in four families in the United States includes someone with migraine, according to the Migraine Research Foundation.

Experts still study the severity of migraines and their causes. There are factors that make some people more susceptible to migraine, and there are factors that can increase the risk of migraine attacks.

MIGRAINE DEF:

Migraine is a disease characterized by pain, sensitivity to light, sensitivity to noise, nausea, vomiting and paralysis.

Is a result of specific changes within the brain. It causes severe Head Pain, that is often accompanied by sensitivity to light, sound, smell. Common symptoms include :Eye Pain

In addition to these factors, there are four stages of migraine. That’s how we know that migraine isn’t just a headache. The four categories include:

1- Prodromal category:

 Characterized by irritability, depression, appetite, difficulty concentrating, and difficulty sleeping, among other symptoms.

2- Aura category:

 Includes sensory symptoms such as changes in vision, numbness, wheezing, weakness, or changes in speech.

3- Postdrome category:

 Defined as feeling hungry and experiencing depression, poor concentration, and difficulty thinking.

We can define a migraine according to the presence or absence of emotional symptoms (migraine with aura compared to migraine without aura, respectively).

We can also define a migraine according to the frequency of the headache:

Difference Between Episodic And Chronic Migraine:

Episodic Migraine:

 Is a disorder that can occur when a person has a headache for less than 15 days a month.

Chronic Migraine:

Is a disease that can be diagnosed when a person has a headache 15 or more days a month for at least three months.

Common Symptoms Of Migraine Headache:

symptoms:

 Eye pain,

 Nausea, Vomiting,

 Stress, Certain Foods,

 Hypertension, 

Genetic Reasons, 

so when we think about a migraine, headache we often think that it is simply just a headache but there are several phases of a migraine headache with a variety of different symptoms in each phase, so there's actually four phases of a migraine headache,

Episodes of migraine symptoms are called migraine attacks, and can last from a few hours to a few days. However, some people with chronic migraine have symptoms on most days of the month.

Headaches are very common in the port to give as a diagnosis of any person. Once we have identified a patient with a headache, we try to give a specific diagnosis, such as:

migraine

cluster head

a headache

a health condition that may cause headaches

Each of these situations has different causes.

Migraine is thought to arise from a number of processes, including family history, environmental factors, and processes within the brain itself.

In people with migraines, we know that the area inside the brain stem called the trigeminal nucleus caudalis becomes overgrown and begins an inflammatory storm. In addition to inflammation, there are fluctuations in nerve chemicals and changes in blood vessels that occur.

Experts still study the severity of migraines and their underlying causes. There are factors that make some people more likely to have migraine, and there are factors that can increase the risk of migraine attacks.

 

The risk factors for the transition from episodic migraine to chronic migraine are:

• obesity
• overuse of needed medications
• difficulty sleeping, such as sleep apnea and insomnia
• disappointment
• anxiety

        Diagnosis Of Migraine:

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There are no specific tests to diagnose migraines. In order to make an accurate diagnosis, the GP must identify the recurring headache pattern and associated symptoms.

Migraines can be expected, sometimes occurring without other symptoms. Getting an accurate diagnosis can sometimes take time.

Seeing a GP

On your first visit, the GP can do a physical exam and check your vision, coordination, mind and sensitivity.

This will help rule out other possible causes of your symptoms.

They may ask if your head is:

on one side of the head

hot pain

difficult enough to prevent you from doing daily activities

it is aggravated by physical activity or by walking

associated with feeling and illness

it is accompanied by sensitivity to light and noise

If you have migraines or a family history of migraines, a trained neurologist may diagnose migraines based on your medical history, symptoms, and physical and emotional examinations.

If your condition is abnormal, complex, or suddenly severe, testing for other causes of your pain may include:

MRI. MRI scans use powerful magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of the brain and blood vessels. MRI scans help doctors diagnose tissue, stroke, brain hemorrhage, infection, and other conditions of the brain and nervous system.

CT scanner. CT scans use a series of X-rays to capture detailed images of the brain. This helps doctors diagnose tissue, infection, brain damage, brain bleeding and other medical problems that can cause headaches.

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BEST TREATMENT FOR MIGRAINE IN HOMOEOPATHY:  

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         15 drops two time a day, add 15 drops in luke  warm water, 

     Homeopathic Remedies for Migraine Headache:

1- Belladonna:

 This homeopathic remedy is ideal for the treatment of migraine, where headaches are a major factor. The patient feels a tingling sensation in his head. The head hurts from being exposed to sunlight. This remedy is also used to treat migraine headaches that occur as a result of catching a cold or from exposure to cold, wet air.

2- Nux Vomica:

 Nux Vomica is an effective homeopathic remedy for migraine headaches, which occur due to stomach problems. Migraines that grow from digestion, mass, and constipation were treated with this homeopathic remedy. It is an effective remedy and provides quick relief in cases of severe headaches after eating rich foods or drinking alcohol.

3- Spigelia:

 This homeopathic remedy is used to treat migraine headaches, which are located on the left side of the head. It is known as left ventricular migraine. Headache has the experience of the left space of the head, forehead, and eyes. The feel of a strong band tied to the head is audible or informative.

4-Sanguinaria Canadensis:

 This is an effective homeopathic remedy for migraine headache, used in the treatment of migraine headaches on the right side of the head. Pain and bruising are found on the right side, from the back of the head and settling over the right eye. The drug is also used to treat migraine headaches that occur in the morning and get worse during the day. Suitable for migraines for women after menopause.

5- Glonoinum: 

This effective homeopathic remedy is used to treat migraine headaches, which result from excessive headaches. The patient feels that his head is large and will explode. He feels the heat around his head, as well as the eyeballs coming out. This homeopathic remedy is often used to treat migraine headaches, which are caused by prolonged exposure to the sun.

 Always use Homoeopathy Medicines, according doctor's advise and complete symptoms. Never use any medicine without doctor consultation.

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