What is the best cure for seasonal migraine headaches?
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Filed under Migraine Headache Q & A
I suffer from migraine headaches, what bothers me is, they come once in a while say in a year and I will get them twice every day , sometimes I get them in sleep in the middle of the night and a battle with throbbing pain for hours until I again fall asleep. Now this happens for 6 to 10 weeks.
These attacks happen on one side of the head, the left side and the pain is extended to the left side of my face, eye, nose, cheek, mouth, back, neck, shoulder.
Why is it that at every attack the pain will only fade away If I fall asleep otherwise the pain will last for as long as Iam wide awake.
During these times, I dnt even manage to work. It happens that I leave home fine, just reach the office 10 to 30 minutes later, am sick.
Have been to doctors and don’t seem to have much help.
What can I do? does anyone out there have an answer or suggestion or solution for me?
I will be most grateful. MANY THANKSxxxx
It may be a headache related to the barometric pressure , I do get those when either there is a storm on the way from rain to snowstorm . As well it may be that your pillow isn’t right for you and I have had those as well . It may be form your diet and especially salt intake .Ask for a referral to a neurosurgeon and get a cat scan .