What are symptoms of migraines

The symptoms of migraine headaches can occur in various combinations and include:

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There are three stages of a migraine headache, which is a neurological disorder. There are four if you suffer from migraine with aura. The first is the prodrome, which 60% of people are able to detect. Before any pain even starts, sometimes…

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The pain of a migraine can be described as a pounding or throbbing. The headache often begins as a dull ache and develops into a throbbing pain. The pain is usually aggravated by physical activity. Migraine pain can be classified as mild, m…

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Does anyone have these symptoms with migraines?

Q: slurred speech, weakness and achiness in legs. I’ve had migraines for years and what bothers me most is the clumsiness and inability to talk. Once the migraine is gone everything else is back to normal. Also it’s embarrassing because people don’t understand. Anyone else have this experience?

A: Hi. I had horrible migraines for 20 years. Had to go to bed every time i got one they were so awful. Never had any of those symptoms, nor did my mom, who got bad migraines her whole life. Maybe you need to check with your doctor. You might need tests to make sure those symptoms are from your headaches, and not something else. Better to be safe then sorry. Good Luck. Feel better soon 😉

What disease has these symptoms? Hypoglycemia, migraines, aching muscles, and Raynaud’s Syndrome?

Q: I used to have seizures with the hypoglycemia, but no more. I had my gall bladder out and thankfully, that symptom went away except for the week before the monthly period. I also have extreme sinus problems when it is time to start my period as well.Sometimes ana is high and sometimes none at all. C3, C4 compliments show sometimes and sometimes normal. Also, bladder is affected with high levels of protein and blood. Other times fine.I have seen a rhematologist. He will not say which autoimmune disorder I have. He will not even listen to the research I have done that says Lupus and another that I cannot spell.I had a colonoscopy. No celiac disease. Just said it was irritable bowel syndrome.

A: I am not a doctor; I am only a pharmacy student. I think the Raynaud’s Syndrome and the high ANA suggest it is probably an autoimmune disorder of some sort. So do the list of other sort of “nonspecific” symptoms. Maybe something like lupus, or perhaps a different one. I hate to name a specific disease, because there are many different autoimmune disorders & it could be anything. Of course, I could be wrong & it may not be autoimmune. I think maybe you should see a rheumatologist, however.

What are you triggers, symptoms and treatment for migraines?

Q: Example my triggers are certain foods, my symptons are that i see spots and then i don’t know what i want to do to treat them

A: In the sources section below, I have listed a webpage which outlines all the common triggers for migraines/headaches.To treat migraines, don’t try to guess, don’t listen too much to friends or colleagues, but go to your doctor. Most migraines are treatable, but a medication or technique that works for one person, does not necessarily work for another. You have to get a thorough checkup and then, if your problem is found to be a migraine (and not something else), then your doctor will prescribe a medicine to stop each migraine and perhaps also some preventative medication (that stops you getting migraines so easily or regularly). If the initial medications don’t work or only partly work, go back to the doctor and get the treatment modified.Good luck!