It used to be thought that when you get a migraine attack, the blood vessels in your head expand, causing unbearable pain in the head. This was called the Vascular Theory. We now know through recent research that Migraine is a genetic neurological disease that may or may not involve a vascular component.
Many people don't know why they get migraines, but there can be many triggers which make it more likely for an attack to begin.
Some triggers are:
1.Smoking/Smoke
2. Foods such as cheese, chocolate, coconut, processed meats, etc.
3. Lack of exercise
4. Changing sleeping patterns
5. Skipping meals
6. Weather
7. Hormonal fluctuations
Stress an anxiety were removed from the International Criteria for Headache Diagnosis (ICHD II), however they are still considered contributing factors.
There are everyday things you can do to PREVENT Migraine attacks including taking preventive therapies.
For appropriate diagnosis, treatment and prevention of headache disorders, seek the help of a board certified headache specialist.
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The "dents" in your skull are the joints between the different bones that compose it. They do not cause migraines.
No, it does not.
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the dilation of blood vessels is one of of the three things that cause migraines. the nervous system and genetics also submit to the problem. if you want to learn more about what to eat and drink to prevent migraines, go to www.Health.com.
Because one of the triggers which can cause migraines are the hormones which change during the menstrual cycle.
Yes, there are studies that show potassium nitrates can trigger migraines. It really all depends on how your body handles the substance and may not cause migraines in some people.
no but in can cause severe headaches like migraines
The weather can cause chronic migranes such as too long in the sun or high humidity. Oversleeping can cause migraines and so can lack of sleep. Caffeine withdrawal is also a common factor in chronic migraines.
Certain preservatives can trigger migraines or make them worse. Improper diet can also increase the risk of having a migraine.
There are a lot of different things that can cause migraines, from periods (hormonal changes), stress, smells (perhaps the reaction to a pleasant shampoo smell?), medications, and foods, to mention just a few. If you've had repeated migraines after washing your hair and going to bed with it wet, then it seems that could be a cause of your migraines. If washing your hair and going to bed with wet hair has only caused a migraine once or twice over a long period of time, then I would look elsewhere for the cause...