Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Help Against Migraine Headaches

Migraines are like headaches except for the fact that they are much more painful. They seem to hit us out of nowhere and out of the blue and some days we feel as if there is nothing in the world that can help us. It can begin behind our eyes, in our temples, or in the back of our heads. Wherever it starts the feeling is the same. It feels as if our heads have split open and loud noises and bright lights only make things worse.

The good thing is that migraines can managed and treated effectively. Those who have constant migraines should make an appointment with their healthcare physician. This physician will help to determine the symptoms, what is causing it, and how to treat it with positive results.

We have provided a list of steps that can help you to manage these migraines and to understand it better.

You must first understand and come to the realization that there is no cure for a migraine. That doesn’t mean that there is no hope to reduce the pain when it does come. There are treatments and programs that can ease the pain when it comes. This just means that you cannot stop a migraine from hitting you. Listen to everything your doctor tells you and be very open-minded about the different treatments.

Before you doctor can give you the right medications or treatment program they must first understand your medical history. Be honest and tell them everything they need to know. If you are undergoing certain therapies, using over the counter medications, or natural remedies are all important things for them to know.

Ask your doctor any questions that you might have on the treatment they have prescribed for your migraine and make sure you know everything that you have to do. There are different types of medications that have to be taken at certain times and you need to know when and how to take them to prevent an attack. Also make sure you know about the different side effects.

Make sure to follow up with your doctor. Schedule a doctor visit at the end of each current medical visit. Usually three months is sufficient enough time to wait.

By: Naomi West

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