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Surviving Migraine Attacks

Submitted by gonzaga.marco
Fri, 31 Oct 2008

Migraine attacks can be a very annoying, especially for people who have a lot of things to accomplish or attend to in a day. The pain brought by migraine can be intense, making everyday activities too hard to bear. Aside from the pain that is usually felt on one side of the brain, migraine also leads to sound and light sensitivity, vomiting, as well as nausea.

As a quick guide on surviving migraine attacks, the following are some tips on migraine pain relief:

Pay close attention to auras.
Visual disturbances are commonly experienced by migraine sufferers before the head pain. So if you happen to have migraine attacks before, immediately take a pain reliever and lie down once flashing lights are seen or vision problems trigger.

Rest in a dark area.
Migraine can be more intolerable with bright light. Hence, go and rest only at dark rooms to avoid experiencing more head pain.

Be well-hydrated.
If you are experiencing severe head pain, drink water regularly since nausea and vomiting are among the common symptoms of migraine. However, if drinking water only makes the pain worse, go for clear carbonated drinks instead.

Apply ice packs.
Applying ice packs on the side of your head that is throbbing can lessen the pain, for both cold and pressure can ease throbbing and pain. Once head pain occurs, quickly apply ice pack on the throbbing area to deal with the pain.

Avoid noisy places.
Since noise can only worsen the head pain, it is best if you avoid areas or places that are blasting with noise. Keep your room from unnecessary noise.

Consult a doctor.
Experts claim that women are more prone to have migraine attacks than men. This may be due to menstrual periods. Hence, women can consult their doctors if they can take hormonal supplement to lessen migraine attacks.

 

Marco Gonzaga is a content writer and editor who writes for various health and lifestyle magazines. He is interested in the emerging online pharmacy industry. For more information on cheap pharmacy online, visit www.cheappharmacy.ca


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