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| Welcome to
our www.migraineskit.com |
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When I say Migraine,
you say headache. And if you had one,
you know what it
feelslike. But it is what’s actually
happening in the brain that causes a
Migraine.
So thisstory focuses on that, focuses
on what triggers an attack and what
the
future of paintreatment is. Unless you’ve had A Migraine
yourself , it's difficult to really appreciate the amount of
pain involved with a Migraine attack. so we are here to show
you what is Migraine and how to treatment your Migraine problem.
Please take the time to browse this site and learn as much as
you can :
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| What is Migraine? |
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| Migraine is painful, sometimes disabling headaches that are often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light, noise, and smell. These throbbing headaches usually occur on only one side of the head, although the pain can shift from one side of the head to the other, or can occur on both sides at the same time. |
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| What
causes Migraine? |
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| Migraine can run in families, and a genetic link
has been identified. However, it is not entirely
clear why some people get Migraine and others do
not. While the cause of Migraine is not well understood,
it seems to involve widening and narrowing of the
blood vessels in the brain, which triggers changes
in brain chemicals, inflammation, and pain. |
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| Triggers
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| What causes Migraine is still somewhat of a mystery. Doctors believe that it has to do with the blood vessels in the head contracting and then expanding. This happens from time to time to most people, but with Migraineurs this tends to be more intense and painful. The exact cycle of events taking place in our brains during a Migraine attack is still not fully understood. |
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| Migraine Attacks
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| There are basically two types of Migraine attack - Common Migraine attack(without Auras) and Classic Migraine attack(with Auras). |
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| How to prevent
Migraine Attack |
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| So many triggers affected to Migraine like - Avoiding Food Triggers, Healthy Diet, Eating Regularly
Fish Oil, Smelling Pleasurable Foods, Sleep Hygiene, Aerobic Exercise, Avoiding Oral Contraceptives etc ...
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