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    Migraine Meaning

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    they also show a part of the lead singer Tyler Joseph’s personality. Tyler struggles with depression and uses his songs to cope. Singing his is way of venting his feelings and explaining his struggles. The song Migraine is a perfect examples of how he feels. He compares his life to a Migraine. The beginning of the song starts out with the lyrics, “Am I the only one I know, Waging my wars behind my face and above my throat, Shadows will scream that I'm alone.” At the very beginning of his song he already

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    crucial role in the pathogenesis of migraine. The studies in the field of migraine has advanced tremendously in the last two decades resulting in the development of the existing knowledge about genetic inheritance of this debilitating disease. However, there is a need to expand this knowledge in the areas of treatment. Approximately 70% of patients with migraine reported to have a first-degree relative who is also suffering from migraine. The relatives of migraine patients with aura has a four times

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    Migraine Case Study

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    Introduction: Migraine is a chronic disorder of the brain with significant morbidity, as well as personal, familial and socioeconomically impact. It affects about 12 percent of the general population and affects three times more women than men. Migraine disability is related to the severity of attacks together with the number of attacks and number and type of coexisting morbidities. Migraine is a serious and widespread health problem and is considered the sixth highest cause of disability worldwide

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    Headache Vs Migraine

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    How to differentiate between a migraine and headache?When you feel pain or pressure in your head, it may become difficult for you to assess whether you are experiencing a common headache or a migraine. Let's understand how different they are from each other.A typical headache usually affects both sides of your head and varies from a mild to moderate pain. It can last from 30 minutes to up to a period of one week.Some specific areas which get affected by a headache are Temples Forehead Back of your

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    Migraine: A Case Study

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    A migraine is a cause of recurring attacks of pain to one side of the head or two sides of the head, depending on the individual. The pain is described as moderate to a severe throbbing or pulsing (MedlinePlus, 2016). It is more common among females compared to males (MedlinePlus, 2016). TL explained that she has always been having migraines before, but over the last month, there has been an increase of episodes. She stated that she had a migraine on for 6 days, this is considered pretty bad. Over

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    Migraines Research Paper

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    Migraines are a form of headache which causes throbbing pain, usually on one side of the head. Usually accompanied by queasiness, vomiting, and sensitivity to bright lights and sound, migraines are a very common occurrence for most people. They can be brought on by any number of reasons, but luckily, you can seek home-remedy treatments to help alleviate the pain. Lavender Oil One of the most effective home-remedies is lavender oil which can be inhaled or applied topically. Place a drop or two to

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    Migraines Migraines are headaches but on a larger scale of pain it is a band-like pressure, it affects the front, top of the sides of your head. The pain often starts hurting just a little bit thin it grows and the pain is bad by the middle of the day. At that time the symptoms and affects that the migraine has is; severe pain that cam affect your whole head, and can shift from one side of your head to the other it is described as pounding or throbbing, there is light sensitivity as well as noise

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    To all the people who say, “I understand how you feel, I get migraines too” you really don’t understand. I’m sorry, but I can’t just take an Advil and be okay. I understand that you can do that, but you’re not me. I don’t want to leave class or come to school without completing assignments; this is not me being lazy! I don’t sit there and think to myself “huh you know I could really use a nap. Maybe I’ll fake a migraine and go down to the nurse,” No! You’re not my head. You don’t feel the millions

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    1: “Understanding Migraine Headaches” “Understanding Migraine Headaches,” a pop culture article, prevails itself as a concise, but accurate description about migraines, its causes, treatments, and other interesting facts. This article explained migraines to be highly concentrated and severe headaches. It also revealed the fact that auras often precede a migraine allowing a migraineur to be prepared for the coming wrath. The article also describes the possible causes of migraines- disturbances in

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    Migraine Case Summary

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    52-year-old female here today for followup regarding her migraines and hypothyroidism. HPI The patient was last seen in the office on May 20th. Please see that note for complete details. Since then, she went on to see Dmytro M. Havaleshko, MD and she did have an excision of the epidermal inclusion cyst on May 26th. She tells me she has been doing fine since then. She was very pleased with her outcome with that. The patient does have a history of migraine headaches. She was started on nortriptyline by

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