Understanding and Treating Migraines
A migraine is more than ‘just a headache.’ Anyone who has ever suffered from the misery of a migraine will tell you that they can be anything from unsettling and uncomfortable to downright incapacitating.
Not all people who experience migraines will get the classic headache – and some people don’t experience a headache every time. A migraine headache is considered a ‘primary’ headache, because there is no apparent underlying condition that could be causing it, they can be hard to treat.
What Is a Migraine Headache?
A migraine headache is more of a condition than just a headache. Migraine headaches are typically very severe and can come with additional symptoms like dizziness, nausea and even loss of speech and sight which can be extremely frightening. In some people, they are accompanied by sight disturbances and other neurological symptoms that doctors call the ‘migraine aura’. Sometimes, in a migraine with aura, there is no headache or it can be averted with painkillers at the aura stage, but in other cases a classic migraine headache can be blindingly painful, lasting anything from 20 minutes to a couple of days.
Some people who experience sudden, severe, or recurrent migraines will need to be seen by a doctor and examined for other possible conditions, but in most cases, migraines just have to be managed and treated as there is no cure – and often no obvious triggers. As a migraine can sometimes be associated with other more severe conditions, if you have what you think is a migraine for the first time, you should seek advice from a medical professional.
How long can a migraine last?
Migraines are notorious for sticking around a long time. Some migraines only last for a few hours, but if you’re unlucky enough to suffer from severe, prolonged migraines they can last for several days. Sometimes, the migraine sufferer will experience neurological symptoms before, during, and afterward, including strange floating lights and auras. They might also experience these symptoms between bouts of pain.
What causes migraines?
Although the exact cause of migraine headaches is not known, most studies think there’s a genetic link that’s exacerbated by other triggers. Migraines tend to run in families and are usually hereditary. Some people can be triggered by strong smells, certain foods, heat, or bright lights.
How do you treat a migraine?
This is something you might want to discuss with your doctor, but there are options available for managing migraines. Many people turn to medication, understandably. Massage therapy can help to reduce the number of migraines in sufferers – a 2006 study of migraine sufferers showed that people who had massages experienced fewer migraines and slept better during the weeks they had massages, although it was a small study. You may have to try several different treatment options before discovering the best one for you.
What is Massage Artistry’s Migraine Relief Treatment?
This is an alternative in dramatic relief treatment for all kind headaches. Migraine Miracle is a synergizing treatment using targeted headache release points, specifically chosen aromatherapy and specially designed cold stones to reduce inflammation thereby diminishing migraine headache pain. This treatment can help lessen the severity of a migraine and even better scheduling regular cold stone treatments has been reported to alleviate the onset of future migraines.
This 60-minute treatment is an all-natural approach designed for the prevention and alleviation of most headache and migraine pain. This treatment starts with focusing on specific triggers common for migraines, releasing sinus pressure and tension. Then, aromatherapy and cool marble stones are applied to the face, neck, and head, to help decrease pain and reduce swelling. The session ends with a relaxing foot reflexology session.
If you are personally suffering from frequent migraines or headaches, you know that they cloud your brain and cause you so much pain & frustration. You consider getting this treatment yourself.
Wouldn’t you love it if migraines occurred less frequently (or not at all)? To get migraines, and have them not be as intense as they used to be? To stop calling out sick and losing precious time off sick in bed rather than out on vacation?
Get back to living the life that you love without the unexpected pain of migraines that stops you in your tracks.
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