I have a migrain does any one have these symptoms?
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I have them too. They're called aura migraines and they can be devastating. Mine have lessened with age though. I would see a doc if they are coming back all of a sudden.
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I feel your pain... literally. I get the worst migraines. They started when I was in 5th grade, but they went away until i got into high school and were about 5x as intense. \n\nWhen I get a migraine I can't move. It really messes with my brain and I can't remember simple things like my home phone number or how to get house from school. I need complete silence and darkness. I usually spend the day lying on the cold bathroom floor (the cool tiles feel good on my hot head plus I usually spend most of the day throwing up, so it's pretty convenient).  When I started having migraines that lasted for 3 or more days they made me get a CT scan. It didn't show anything, and they still haven't found a medicine that works for me. \n\nSo sorry, I can't really offer any advice on how to make your migraines better, because I'm still having that problem myself. Well, I guess the best advice I can give is to talk to your doctor about different medicine's you could be taking. Once you find the right medicine, you can control your migraines and your life will get back to normal. At least, thats what I keep telling myself....
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Today is your lucky day.  I found a cure for migraines without medications.  I suffered for weeks at a time with migraines.  I was told that prescriptions didn't work, so I didn't go to a doctor.  One night, my head felt so solid tight, I could hardly breath.  I was so sick to my stomach. I could hardly stand.  If only I could stick my head in a bucket of hot water to open the pores in my head to increase the circulation.  Then I got the idea to get in a hot shower and let hot water hit my head.  I was so sick to my stomach, I had to hold on to the walls of the shower.  The pain was unbearable.  To my surprise, the pain started to leave the area where the hot water was hitting my head.  I noticed a pain in another place on my head, so I just moved the hot water to that area.  Within ten minutes, all the pain was gone, and the water was getting cold.  I got out of the shower with no headache.  I figured that if the pain returned, I would wait for the water to heat up again and repeat this.  I just left my hair wet.  My hair got cold and the pores in my head that were opened with the hot water were now closed.  The headache did not return that night.\nThe next day, I started to get another headache.  I jumped in the shower immediately to repeat the previous days shower.  This time, I did not have to wait ten minutes for the headache to leave.  It was gone in five minutes.  I again left my hair wet and my head got cold.\nThe third day, I waited for the headache to return.  No headache came.\nMonths passed and I was ready for another migraine.  I had one slight migraine ten months later.  Now remember, I was having migraine headaches that lasted weeks at a time, would stop for a few days, and then repeat for weeks again.  \nI wrote to the Institute of Migraine Headaches of this discovery.  The doctor warned me not to try things without a doctor and sent me lots of literature on the subject.  This doctor was a specialist on migraine headaches.\nTwo year later, I saw a large article from this doctor telling that he had found a cure for migraine headaches that his patients had found successful and stopped migraines completely for over two years.\nYou guessed it..He told the readers about the hot shower.  Everything was exactly as I had told him.  The only difference was that he said to turn cold water on your head to close the pores.  I just left my head wet.
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Migraines and headaches are, of course, two very different things.  A headache can be caused by numerous things.  Migraine disease is a neurological condition with episodes being triggered by a number of causes.\n\nA lot of migraine sufferers, myself included, are often awakened by migraines.  You might want to keep a migraine diary to watch for what triggers you.  There are primary triggers (things that, all by themselves, will set you off), and then there are triggers that build up (things that combine with other things to trip you into a migraine state).  Some things you can avoid...some you can't.\n\nWhile the following are common triggers, they are by no means all of the triggers that are around:\n\nAged cheese \nEggs\nTomatoes\nCitrus fruits\nWheat products\nAlcohol \nMSG \nChocolate \nCaffeine \nNitrites (hot dogs, bacon, lunch meat, etc.)\nAvocado \nFermented or pickled foods \nYeast, protein extracts, freshly baked yeast products\nOnions \nNuts, peanut butter\nDairy products, yogurt, sour cream\nAspartame \nMold and mildew\nBright lights\nPerfumes and strong scents\nSkipping or delaying meals\nMissing sleep\nHormonal Changes (period/menopause)\nOral contraceptives \nHormone replacement therapy \nWeather conditions, barometric changes, cold and/or dry weather\nHigh altitude\nTime or time zone changes/jet lag\n\n\nStress is not a trigger, but in the same way that stress won't cause a cold, it can often be a contributing factor.\n\nYou should get in to see a doctor - preferably a neurologist who specializes in migraines.  Spendy?  Yes!  But these are the folks who have the answers and can truly help!  I have had migraines for over 40 years, and we are just beginning to really get a handle on the (several types of) migraines I deal with more than 2/3 of the month!
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it maaaay be you're about to get a migraine or you may have an oncoming seizure.. i think you'de better see a doctor
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Heartache and headache?
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I suffer from chronic migraine headaches.  I was unable to use any of the inhaled allergy meds.  They all gave me violent headaches.  Let you doctor know.
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You could be stressed out (tension). Best to see your physician in case it is something else (migraine)
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First, make sure it's a migraine. If they are recurring or one sided it may be a cluster headache which is treated totally different than a migraine.
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I dont know much about migrains, far from it. But I know a few things: A healthy lifestyle is good for you! Especially drinking enough water, and exercising. If that does not help, see a doctor and/or buy some anti-migrain drug.\n\nAlso, avoid candy, coffe, cigarettes, stress, artifial sweeteners and keep your blood sugar level steady! In other words: be healthy!
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Dear,I am also a sufferer from headaches and migaine.My strong advice find a really good neurologist to find the proper solution,by examining you scrupulously and to administer to you some really workable medication.As you share your experience I don't think your doctor give you the right "help"..As to your feeling of hearing some ringing in your ear it is a sign that you can have problems with your vestibular system..and that is cured with other medications..LUck and God bless you!!
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See your Dr. just to make sure but this may be migraine. I suffer migraine . Don't have a lot of pain in my head but , Light ,noise and confusion make me very agitated. I sometimes have blury vision and before a headache I will have a visual aura. I do get pain in my neck with an attack. Migraine can also make you very tired. Sometimes even someone talking to me makes me want to scream. Sensivity to light and noise is constant to me ,not only when having an attack. I also have pain allover my body most of the time. Never thought there was a connection to migraine till now, maybe that is why doctors can't find a cause for the pain . I'll have to mention this idea to him . Thanks.
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I get migrains a lot like twice a month and I'm fourteen. I did't relise they were migraines until I went to my doctor. She gave me Relpax and I use it everytime and it works great I would recomend going to the doctor.
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Migraine Headaches: Ways to Deal With the Pain \n\nWhat causes migraine headaches? \nMigraine headaches seem to be caused in part by changes in the level of a body chemical called serotonin. Serotonin plays many roles in the body, and it can have an effect on the blood vessels. When serotonin levels are high, blood vessels constrict (shrink). When serotonin levels fall, the blood vessels dilate (swell). This swelling can cause pain or other problems.\n\nMany things can affect the level of serotonin in your body, including your level of blood sugar, certain foods and changes in your estrogen level if you're a woman.\n\n Possible symptoms of migraines:\n-->Intense throbbing or dull aching pain on one side of your head or both sides. \n-->Nausea or vomiting \n-->Changes in how you see, including blurred vision or blind spots \n-->Being bothered by light, noise or odors \n-->Feeling tired and/or confused \n-->Stopped-up nose \n-->Feeling cold or sweaty \n-->Stiff or tender neck \n-->Light-headedness \n-->Tender scalp \n\nAre there different kinds of migraine headaches? \nYes. The most common are classic migraine and common migraine.\n\nClassic migraines start with a warning sign, called an aura. The aura often involves changes in the way you see. You may see flashing lights and colors. You may temporarily lose some of your vision, such as your side vision.\n\nYou may also feel a strange prickly or burning sensation, or have muscle weakness on one side of your body. You may have trouble communicating. You may also feel depressed, irritable and restless.\n\nAuras last about 15 to 30 minutes. Auras may occur before or after your head pain, and sometimes the pain and aura overlap, or the pain never occurs. The head pain of classic migraines may occur on one side of your head or on both sides.\n\nCommon migraines don't start with an aura. Common migraines may start more slowly than classic migraines, last longer and interfere more with daily activities. The pain of common migraines may be on only one side of your head.\n\nHow long do migraines usually last? \nMigraines may last from 4 to 72 hours. They may happen only once or twice a year, or as often as daily. Women are more likely to have migraines than men.\n\nWhat things may set off a migraine? \nCertain things that can set off migraines in some people include the following:\n\n-->Strong or unusual odors, bright lights or loud noises \n-->Changes in weather or altitude \n-->Being tired, stressed or depressed or the let-down after a stressful event \n-->Changes in sleeping patterns or sleeping time \n-->Certain foods (see the list below), especially those that contain tyramine, sodium nitrate or phenylalanine \n-->Missing meals or fasting \n-->Menstrual periods, birth control pills or hormones \nIntense physical activity, including sexual activity \n\n Foods that may trigger migraines:\n-->Aged, canned, cured or processed meat, including bologna, game, ham, herring, hot dogs, pepperoni and sausage\n-->Aged cheese\n-->Alcoholic beverages, especially red wine\n-->Aspartame\n-->Avocados\n-->Beans, including pole, broad, lima, Italian, navy, pinto and garbanzo\n-->Brewer's yeast, including fresh yeast coffee cake, donuts and sourdough bread\n-->Caffeine (in excess)\n-->Canned soup or bouillon cubes\n-->Chocolate, cocoa and carob\n-->Cultured dairy products, such as buttermilk and sour cream\n-->Figs\n-->Lentils\n-->Meat tenderizer\n-->Monosodium glutamate (MSG)\n-->Nuts and peanut butter\n-->Onions, except small amounts for flavoring\n-->Papaya\n-->Passion fruit\n-->Pea pods\n-->Pickled, preserved or marinated foods, such as olives and pickles, and some snack foods\n-->Raisins\n-->Red plums\n-->Sauerkraut\n-->Seasoned salt\n-->Snow peas\n-->Soy sauce\n\nHow are migraines treated? \nThere are 2 types of migraine treatments. Some treatments are us
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I get migraines sometimes too, and what makes me feel better is drinking water and lots of sleep!
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Allergies?  This wouldn't be a 'migraine' even though it could be a severe headache.\n\nCauses of migraines are not well known.\n\nWind is not typically thought of as a trigger, but could still be a cause.  Maybe its related to dehydration, which can happen easily on a windy day.
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Medical science doesn't have solution on many such problems. Right from migrain to your problem nobody can repply you. But Alternate systems of medicines know it.\nThere was excess of coldness energy in your body which caused that problem.\n Second possibility is excess fear in your mind. If you had fearful nature it confirms.