MIGRAINE |
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A migraine is type of headache.
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It may occur with symptoms such
as
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nausea
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vomiting
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or sensitivity to light
In many people,
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Some people who get migraines
have warning symptoms, called an aura,
An aura is a warning sign that a
bad headache is coming .
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Cause |
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A migraine headache is result of
abnormal brain activity.
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This may be triggered by many
things.
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Migraine headache usually tend
to appear between age of 10 to 45 and sometimes late in life.
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It is seen more in women are
then in men.
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Most common food that triggers
migraine headaches.
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chocolate
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dairy foods
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baked goods
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food with monosodium
glutamate (MSG)
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Food with tryamine, which
includes
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aged cheese
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smoked fish
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red wine
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chicken livers
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figs and
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certain beans
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Fruits
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banana
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avocado
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citrus fruits
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meat containing nitrates
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hot dogs
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salami
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bacon
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cured meats
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onions
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Processed, fermented,
pickled, or marinated foods
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Peanuts, nuts and other
seeds
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Symptoms |
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The headache usually
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A typical migraine headache is
usually
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unilateral and
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pulsating in nature.
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Starts as a dull ache and
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Are
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throbbing
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pounding or
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pulsating.
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Are worse on
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Last for 6 to 48 hours.
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nausea
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vomiting
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Increased sensitivity to light.
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Increased sensitivity to sound.
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Yoga Therapy |
Asana
Pranayama:
Meditation
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Diet and Lifestyle
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DO'S:
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light diet
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rest
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relaxation
DONTS:
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