Is there a connection between migraine headaches and strokes?

What is the connection between smoking and strokes?

they will both kill you....

When was Between the Strokes of Night created?

Between the Strokes of Night was created in 1985.

You get headaches every day is this something serious?

Daily headaches can be symptoms for serious bodily problems, such as Glaucoma, a brain tumor, strokes, migraines, hypoglycemia, or even tooth aches. If a person were to get daily headaches, they may need to consult with a doctor.

Why is an EEG done for migraine?

A key tool in the diagnosis and management of epilepsy and other seizure disorders. It is also used to assist in the diagnosis of brain damage and diseases such as strokes, tumors, encephalitis, mental retardation , and sleep disorders.

Do Migraines effect blood clotting?

There have been studies proving a linkage between blood clots and migraines. The veins develop blood clots during the migraines. This can easily explain why migraine sufferers are more prone to having heart attacks and strokes more than the normal individual without migraines.

Do dirt bikes have oil filters?

some newer 4 strokes do but in general most 2 strokes do not, they have a screen installed between the case halves

Causes of hemiplegia?

Hemiplegia is a condition in which your arm, leg, or trunk becomes paralyzed. Some causes include strokes, trauma, bleeding, brain infections, and some cancers.

What percentage of all strokes are ischemic strokes?

Ischemic strokes account for about 80% of all strokes.

How is qigong used in China?

in conjunction with other medical therapies for many chronic conditions, including asthma, allergies, AIDS, cancer , headaches, hypertension, depression , mental illness, strokes, heart disease , and obesity .

Diffrent between 2 stroke and 4 stroke engine?

2 strokes to many

What is the connection between Blood clots and arteriosclerosis?

When a person has arterioslerosis they basically have cholesterol deposits inside the walls of their blood vessels. When this plaque of cholesterol breaks off, it causes the formation of a blood clot which can then travel and get lodged someplace else. This is how arteriosclerosis can cause strokes and heart attacks.

What is a migraine aura?

Migraine aura is the second phase of a migraine headache, between the prodrome and actual headache phases. It has a wide array of physical symptoms, but is more commonly known by the visual changes that happen to the sufferer.The migraine aura phase can include any of the body's senses and can result in:** Flashing lights, geometric patterns, tunnel vision, blurry vision, or complete greying or blacking out of vision. Numbness in the extremities, or on the side of the face the migraine is on.Weakness in limbs, impaired motor coordinationParalysis on one side of the body. (Hemiplegic migraines)ConfusionImpaired speech called aphasia (trouble finding the correct word, slurred speech or speaking in jibberish)Inability to make a decisionDizziness, vertigo, trouble with balanceSmelling something that isn't thereHearing noises such as ringing in the ears that aren't thereTasting something that isn't thereAlice in Wonderland Syndrome in which perception is changed.As stated, many people think of the migraine aura only as the visual occurrences. The visual changes are called scotoma - the word for when there is something - usually something dark, obscuring the vision of the eye. A positive scotoma would be any aura where you feel like there is actually something in the way of your vision, whether light or dark. A negative scotoma is when your eye fails to register anything - it isn't that you see black, you don't see anything in the space where it seems dark. A scintillating scotoma is the one most commonly seen - where there is flickering, flashing patterns, or at times a snow almost like the snow on an old TV set.