Migraine Headaches

Usually they are caused from an allergic reaction and you can stop them by not going by the thing that you are allergic to. Go see and allergist. they will run blood samples. then they will press stuff on your skin to see if your body reacts. Depending on the size of the hive, it tells you if you are extremley allergic.

Some people, not all, may be allergic to seafood. Others enjoy it enormously.

No noticeable negative side effects of glutamine at recommended dosage and preparations had been reported as of May 2004.

It is unlikely. It becomes more likely when you can show that you have been to neurologist after neurologist and have tried many things. It becomes more likely when you have a letter from one of those doctors stating just how disabling they are AND how it would impact your ability to work. You need to show specifics, the vomiting, etc. It also becomes more likely if you are depressed because of your chronic migraines, because depression is more likely to be awarded SSDI.

Definitely get a lawyer to take your case. They take people much more seriously when they have a lawyer.

The SSDI process goes something like this. You are denied twice. Everyone is denied twice, except those with terminal illnesses. There are forms you fill out to appeal. After the second time you go to an informal hearing. This is where the majority of people get awarded SSDI. This whole process takes years. They want to wait people out. Some states, not all, allow people who are applying for SSDI to get on welfare while this whole process is going on. You pay them back with your retroactive check IF you get awarded Soc. Sec. If you do not get awarded Soc. Sec., they eat the cost. After you have applied for SSDI at your local Soc. Sec. office, go to the local welfare office to see about services they offer.

Yes. You need to go and speak to your doctor about it. I know it can be embarassing but it is better to get it checked out sooner rather than later

Vicodin is a pain relief medication. It does not treat the headache itself, nor the processes that cause or trigger them, but it can sometimes relieve the pain associated with headache disorders.

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People do get hospitalized for migraine headaches.

The two main reasons people are admitted for a hospital stay for migraines are when the person's migraine continues longer than 72 hours and when the nausea and vomiting are unable to be controlled, which can cause severe dehydration.

1. When a person's migraine lasts longer than 72 hours that person is in status migrainous. The person will be admitted to the hospital to try and break the migraine cycle with IV medication. It is not just about controlling the symptoms, but about stopping the entire migraine process.

2. When a migraine causes extended nausea and vomiting, not only is a person unable to take medication by mouth which might help end the migraine, but they can become severely dehydrated. Many times the emergency department can help this by administering anti-nausea medications and rehydrating via IV. But in rare instance, it will take more than a liter or two of saline. Admission to the hospital becomes more common if the person has another medical problem that requires medication or food, such as diabetes or a seizure disorder.

If the right side of the person's face was paralyzed, the right side would appear to be shifted lower, while the left would be animated.

Facial paralysis is a condition defined by the total lack of voluntary muscle movement on one side of the face. About 75% of facial paralysis is caused by Bell's Palsy, a condition that causes the nerves in the face to become inflamed. Other common causes of facial paralysis include: * Stroke * Brain Tumor * Sarcoidosis * Lyme disease * Infection * Birth trauma in newborns Doctors will ask patients with facial paralysis questions in order to determine the cause. The patient will be asked about medical history, current symptoms of the facial paralysis, whether any other symptoms are present, and whether the patient has recently been sick or injured. Tests to confirm the cause may include blood tests, MRI, CT scan, and electromyography. A combination of physical, speech, and occupational therapy is generally used. In some cases, plastic surgery is used to improve the ability of the eye to close, as well as to improve appearance.

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.

My wife had the symptom of shake, tremble, fall to floor, walk slowly, cannot control the urine after took Depakote for two years. I discuss with doctor to stop the use of this medicine. After stopping this medicine, all of the symptom went away.

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I'm sure it all depends on what she was taking it for. I take the 500mg pill twice a day for epilepsy. I have no problems with urine but with the medication making me tired and drowsy, I have a hard time standing still in a perfect position and can't stay still on 1 foot in more than 3 to 5 seconds. Whenever I'm standing still on both legs I get feelings like I'm rocking back and forth as if I can't stay perfectly still due to the pill making me tired and drowsy.

because God wanted you to have a dip in your head.

There are many different headache types. Many have similar symptoms. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment of your headache, seek the help of a headache specialist in your area.

It varies in individual cases. Sometimes it takes several weeks.

So-called Migraine hallucinations are known as Migraine aura. Those with the diagnosis of Migraine with Aura may experience sensory hallucinations with their attacks that include the aura phase.

No. Migraine is a genetic, neurologic disease. The cause is usually genetic. Migraine may be triggered by things that can cause a change in the homeostasis of the body/brain however. The equinox is not generally considered to be a migraine trigger, although migraines may be triggered by seasonal changes and weather changes.

Dizziness is not usually at the top of the list for migraine symptoms, but it does happen. It occurs more often for migraine with aura than for common migraine.

It depends on how long you had it so far. Sometimes they last for dayz, other times they could last a couple hours. I've had both. If you have had it for a couple dayz, consult a doctor, if you had it for a couple hours take some aspirin and relax. So to answer your question, they could last for dayz or maybe just a couple hours, Nobody really knows.

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Sometimes nausea during migraines is brought up directly by the pain.

However, one of the major causes of migraine-related nausea is gastroparesis. Gastroparesis is when the forward motion of your digestion tract slows or stops. During this, the stomach is not emptying correctly - causing nausea.

Gastroparesis is the most likely cause of cyclical vomiting (every hour on the hour) during migraines.

In cases where a migraineur experiences severe gastroparesis, they may need to opt to take abortive medications as injections, nasal sprays, or in sublingual forms. They may also need to take medications such as Reglan or Compazine to stop nausea and vomiting, and to promote gastric emptying.

Migraines can cause the symptoms you are describing, but the numbness would not be constant. It would generally start right before or at the beginning of the migraine pain.

If you are experiencing numbness and you never have before, you need to seek emergency care to rule out a stroke.

All you have to do is dirty up your item of clothing then wash it in some strong wash powde and the smell will come right off!