Studies have come to the conclusion that migraines may result from a series of reactions in the central nervous system caused by changes in your body or in the environment. We call these changes “triggers” because they can go on to produce inflammation in the blood vessels and nerves that surround the brain. The result is a pulsating migraine headache. It is important to be aware of such triggers so you can avoid the onset of a migraine which can be so debilitating
The most prevalent type of migraine is a throbbing headache which is often one-sided, beginning in a specific area on one side of your head. This type of migraine spreads and builds up in intensity over the next hour or two, often accompanied by nausea, vomiting and sensitivity to light or sound. There are several other types of migraines each with their own set of symptoms
If you are a migraine headache sufferer and you love to blog, have a look at the Daily Headache. the blog owner is a migraine sufferer herself who is knowledgeable about her subject. For a more structured look and feel but less personal slant on migraine problems, see the NY Times Migraine Blog
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