i have migraine i want to know if it will end in the future?
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There are different types of headaches and how you manage depends on what type you have. It could be a tension headache, a migrane or even a sign indicating something else which could be very serious. Fortunately, there are a lot of good treatments out there. Do yourself a favor see a doctor and find out what's wrong. Hope you feel better very soon.
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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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Caffeine is a migraine's best friend. One jolt of caffeine and a migraine can last for hours. It won't do much for the sufferer.
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Dear, please, please go to your doctor to rule out any type of brain tumours, etc.  Also, have your eyes examined.  Have your doctor check for TMJ. You could be suffering from migraines also.  See a doctor.  There is help and hope.  Believe me, it is no way to live...in pain every day.  See a doctor. See a doctor.  See a doctor!  Good luck.
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Migraines are a neurological disease. While you can see a general practitioner/primary care doctor for your migraines, it is really preferable to go to a neurologist...and, for that matter, one who specializes in migraines...\n\nFor the most part, when you get a migraine, it's triggered by...something. It can be a trigger food that is specific to migraines. It can be other types of triggers. It can, indeed, be allergies (food and other allergies). My allergies, for instance, can trigger skin problems, asthma problems, and migraine problems - separately and/or together.\n\nJust as each person is different, each migraine is, too, so your triggers are bound to be different from mine. But there are common triggers (possibilities) you might want to look out for... Not every one of these may have an effect on you. SOME of them may only affect you in combination. 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.)\nSulfites\nAvocado \nFermented or pickled foods \nYeast, protein extracts, freshly baked yeast products\nOnions \nNuts, peanut butter\nDairy products, yogurt, sour cream\nAspartame \nMold/mildew\nBright lights/loud noises\nPerfumes and strong scents\nSkipping or delaying meals\nMissing sleep\nHormonal Changes (period/menopause)\nOral contraceptives/hormone replacement therapy \nWeather conditions, barometric changes, cold and/or dry weather\nHigh altitude\nTime or time zone changes/jet lag\n\nStress is not a trigger exactly, but in the same way that stress won't =cause= a cold, if you're stressed, it can often be a contributing factor.\n\nExercise (the kind that suits you - not going out and going nuts), stress management and relaxation, getting plenty of sleep (form good sleeping habits), avoid missing meals, and (this is a big one!) discontinue smoking - will all help. Basically all those thing people talk about as healthy measures...as taking care of YOU!\n\nKeep a migraine journal (to record what you've eaten or done that could be a trigger). Maybe do an elimination diet (same principle).\n\nIf you'd like to try vitamin supplements, they may well help as preventatives. Many migraineurs (folks who get migraines) take:\n\nMagnesium Oxide\nVitamin B2\nCoenzyme Q10\nCalcium + Vitamin D\n(when taking supplemental magnesium, it's necessary to take extra calcium to keep them balanced) \n\nWhile the migraine is raging, you'll need to try things to see what works for you. I see a lot of folks talk about cold cloths on their head or neck - I'll kill anyone that brings cold close to me, but it helps others. So cold OR WARMTH to the head of neck. A dark room. Soothing music or absolute silence. An urgent care clinic, if you get to the point you need pain medication, is better than an ER. You'll get seen faster, and you're more likely to be taken more seriously (I read a study in a recent National Headache Foundation newsletter about this, as so many of us are viewed as drug seekers, when all we're looking for is something to ease the pain...)\n\nAnd if you go to the ER/urgent care, instead of asking for a pain med, surprise them and ask if they can try an IV regimen that is now being used by many migraine specialists...it's a magnesium "cocktail" - that sounds odd, but =can= works. My migraine specialist (internationally recognized) recommends it.\n\nAbove all else, I wish you good luck with something that will let you get beyond the pain.\n\nTake care.
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Migraines are often due to or aggravated by nutritional deficiencies, so if you want to avoid them in the longterm, it's a good idea to support your whole system with the relevant nutrients. Calcium magnesium (with vitamin D) and EFA's (essential fatty acids, from fish oil, flax, etc.) usually make a big difference, though it might take a while for them to do so. \n\nThere's a Reckeweg homeopathic remedy (I don't remember which number it is -- the Dr. Reckeweg remedies are referred to by number, e.g. R28, R87 etc. -- but they could tell you at a health food store which one it is) that is very good for migraines in both the longterm and the shortterm: it should start working right away when you feel one coming on, but will likely also lessen the frequency & severity of migraine attacks in the future.\n\nThe other thing that supposedly works *really* well is (homeopathic?) lithium by BioLogic. A friend of mine who has worked in the alternative medicine industry for 20-odd years says that taken at the first sign of migraine, it can make it go away within five minutes. \n\nSo there are definitely things that can help. I'm not super-specific here, but this gives you some ideas of things to look into, at least.\n\nGood luck!
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There are people on my job that experience migrains and what you are describing is one of the symptoms.  Go to the doctor quickly!
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You might consider getting off the scripts and try something natural and find out what your trigger points are. Get rid of the trigger points gets rid of the migraines.
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Believe it or not, a friend of mine was recently diagnosed with painless migraines.  I recommend that you discuss this with your doctor.
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Demand a second opinion. Positive note I had similar symptoms for years rarely a day off. I had a brain scan, a EEG and other tests turns out I have hemiplegic migraines - very scary. I have an aura with mine - a bad taste often triggered by what I eat or smell. Gloss paint sends me off my legs for up to 2 weeks. I was investigated for having a stroke! Go back an see your Dr if symptoms don't improve and demand further tests! Have allergy/ sensitivity tests done, mine showed my triggers as being corn, melon, larger etc. I changed my diet and took FEVER FEW natural health supps and have made a fantastic recovery, with the occasional relapse. I f your symptoms are new to you and you have had no further investigations than a DR appointment, go back and demand more. Take a friend or relative with you if your reluctant to push the issue. You only have one life - enjoy it. Luv J xx
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i have a list of herbs that will stop migraines. contact me for info. and the doctors don't want you to know them either.
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Something in your environment may also be triggering them, for my wife it was either cleaning chemicals or personal products, both can be quite toxic, when we switched to safe alternatives her migraines stopped and have not returned.
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I also have bad migraines, when I was younger I had them once a onth and it usually lasted 2 or 3 days.  After I started my period it bacames less, thanfully.  I throw up all day when I hjave a migraine, I also have numbness and a ringing in my ears that drives me crazy!  I have the constand need to turn my head and look over my shoulder, I have the impression that it makes me feel better, but it really doesn't.  \nI have taken serc, paracetamol, Migraleve, metoclopramide etc etc etc!!!!\nI went to the chiropractor, massage therapist, tried many medications and nothing works. Some of my triggers are chocolate, onions, caffeine and super loud noise, but sometimes I can eat those things and nothing happens, so I really don't know how it works.\n\nI don't know of any support groups but maybe you can search on the internet or ask at the doctor's office.  ANd I know what you mean about feeling alone, when I try to explain why I can't go out, no one seems to understand.  They all say " you look fine to me! just a little tired!" yeah right, a little tired, it's horrible!!!!!!!  But good luck, and just know that there are people who understand.
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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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Advise your doctor for another medication.  With migraines, sometimes you have to test a few medication to see which one works best for you.  Learn relaxation techniques.  Breathing exercises, meditation... it might also help.
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See a doctor.  May be a migraine.