Migraine Headaches Causes And How To Deal With Migraine Headaches?
Migraine headaches is most commonly caused in part, and due to changes in the level of serotonin a chemical which made in the brain. Serotonin actually effects blood vessels in our body. It also plays many important part in body system. As we know blood vessels shrinks, when serotonin levels are high, and when it drops fall, the blood vessels dilate (swell). This fall in causes swelling, and further cause pain or other problems.
The level of serotonin in our body depends upon level of blood sugar, the food we intake or in case of women it changes estrogen level.
How do you feel a migraine?
The pain of a migraine can be severe. It can interfere your daily activities. Migraines are not the same in all people. Possible symptoms of migraines are listed in the four points below. The pain starts suddenly and may be preceded or accompanied by visual symptoms, neurological or gastrointestinal.
You may have a feelings several hours or a day before your begins the migraine. Premonitions are feelings that give you signals that migraine headaches is coming your way. These feelings can be like you feel lot of energy, fatigue. You can also feels food cravings, thirst and mood swings.
* You might feel Intense pain on one or both side of the head.
* You might also feel Nausea or vomiting
* You can feel blurred vision or blind spots while you see.
* You can be bothered by light, noise or odors
* Feeling tired or confused
* feeling of Mild dizziness
* You can feel sensitivity to touch the scalp
Although migraines can start at any age, generally begins in people between 10 and 30 years of age. Sometimes it goes away after 50 and is more common in women than in men. If you consider that over 50 percent of migraine sufferers, have family members who suffer from it too, it is assumed that the trend may be genetically transmitted. Overall, migraine pain is more severe than tension headaches.
Migraine Symptoms
Not available in any laboratory test that is useful for the diagnosis of migraine, although, due to its specific pattern of pain it is usually easily identified. About 20 percent of people develop symptoms of depression, irritability, restlessness, nausea or loss of appetite, which appear 10 to 30 minutes before the start of the headache (aura or prodrome period known).
A similar percentage of people lose vision in one specific area (called blind spot or scotoma), or perceived or flashing lights scattered, less often suffer from a distortion of images, such as objects looks smaller or larger than they really are. Some people experience tingling sensations or, less commonly, weakness in an arm or leg. It is common for these symptoms go away shortly before the headache, but sometimes it mixed with pain.
How To Deal With Migraine Headaches?
Take proper medicines and consult doctors. Take rest or go for some off days. Deal with it severity and frequency.
