Question 1

what can i do to minimize migrene pain?

Accepted Answer

Avoid stress: There are triggers to migraines in many such as light and sound.  Sudden changes in intake of things like caffiene.  Read all you can about migraines and do your own lifestyle evaluation but you start  into the health care system if it is truly migraines.

Question 2

i have been having really bad "migrines" for a few years now (24/7) and sometimes they are really bad to the pont where i trow up...  why?

Accepted Answer

Migraine: Migrain can be severe and problamatic. Need to see a plastic or a neurosurgeon.

Question 3

how can i stop migranes?

Accepted Answer

Abort and Prevent: The ideal solution would be to avoid any reliable triggers (common ones include foods containing the Amino Acid tyramine, red wine, sleep deprivation, and stress).  Barring that, there is a wide range of medications that can help stop individual headaches, ranging from nsaids to triptan medications (e.g. Imitrex).  If your headache is frequent, you may benefit from daily prophylactic treatment.

Question 4

will my migranes ever go away?

Accepted Answer

Migraines vary: For many women, migraines can be related to the onset of the menstrual cycle and resolve after you go through menopause.  There are migraines related to the cycle, called catamenial, but even without temporal relationship, sometimes they resolve with menopause.  If hormones are used at that time, they often persist.  Sometimes migraines are lifelong.

Question 5

why do i get constant migranes ?

Accepted Answer

MIGRAINE HEADACHE: Migraine is a type of headache mostly associated and triggered by stress either emotional or physical, in high percentage of patients with migraine they have positive family history of migraine especially female family members.
In your case check your life and try to figure out what is the source of your stress in addition to check with your physician to give you medicine for your headache.

Question 6

migranes for ten days what is it?

Accepted Answer

Chronic daily type: A newer form of migraine is being increasingly seen.  Called chronic daily headache, it is very resistant to treatment.  Some cases are caused by too many meds, some by severe stress, some by systemic disease.  Use of antidepressants has helped, or seizure meds.  A thorough medical evaluation would be appropriate.

Question 7

why would someone have migranes alot?

Accepted Answer

Many Factors: Migraine headache is probably caused by ultiple factors. The biggest cause is hereditary, but also lifestyle, environmental factors including diet can all influence the development of migraine. The history of headache onset is critical in determining the type of headache. If onset is sudden or very severe it may not be migraine. Your primary doctor can help get to the basis of your headache.

Question 8

can migranes be a sign of something more dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: Maybe, especially when there are some characteristic changes.

Question 9

how normal is it for a teen to have migranes with aurora?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Teens can certainly have migraines and a subset does have an aura. Stress, poor sleep, dehydration, illness, fasting and fatigue are common triggers.

Question 10

what are the recommendations to  treat migranes in teenagers?

Accepted Answer

Migraines: Non-steroidal anti inflammatory agents or antidepressants as tolerated. Referral to neurologist is advised.

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Will my migranes ever go away?

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