Chronic Migraine description

Fevers, the flu, sinus infections, stress and tension can all trigger headaches, which cause a dull throb in your head. However, migraine headaches are different. Physicians describe them as recurrent headaches with additional symptoms which can include dizziness, visual disturbances, tingling in the face or extremities, nausea and sensitivity to light, sound and smells. They can be debilitating, causing students to miss school and adults to miss work. In fact, nearly one in every four United States households has someone who suffers from migraine headaches. Migraines are extremely painful, recurring headaches. They can be accompanied by visual disturbances, nausea or other symptoms. The frustrating thing about getting rid of migraines is that what works for one person is not always effective for another. Migraines begin and respond to different triggers, so, most likely, you will need to try a variety of treatments to get rid of your symptoms. Patients take care of migraine attacks either by preventing them to begin with or by treating symptoms naturally or with medication. Chronic Migraine app will help you learn how to deal with a migraine so that you will know what to do the next time you get one. You will be able to identify the causes and learn about the migraine treatment and how to reduce pain and severity.