Early Symptoms of Migraine Pain That You Shouldn?t Ignore

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Migraine is a severe headache caused by a number of factors. This disease is also called as Adhakapari – which means the pain triggers in half part of the brain. Unlike other headaches where you can still bear the pain for some time, Migraine makes the individual suffer from Chronic Pain. It can happen to any individual and may also cause vomiting, nausea, sensitivity to sound etc. Any individual who gets Migraine is aware of the sensation they feel before the pain. In medical terms, Migraine is categorised in four phases – prodrome, aura, attack (headache) and post-drome. Every phase has its own symptoms and one can experience it on its own.

Pro-drome Phase:

In this phase, the initial changes in the body are mood swings, constipation, yawning, food cravings, neck stiffness, increased thirst and frequent urination. This happens mostly one-two days before migraine attack.

Aura Phase:

People may get migraine with or without experiencing any aura. It may happen before and sometimes during the migraine attack. This phase exhibits the symptoms caused due to our nervous system like light flashes, loss of vision, weakness, Needle sensation, verbal difficulty etc. This phase may stay for half an hour to an hour.

Migraine Attack:

This is the most painful phase where the individual experience extreme pain, with nausea, blurred vision, sensitivity etc. A person with migraine attack may suffer between 4 hours to 72 hours. Also, the frequency of this attack varies from one person to another.

Post-drome phase:

This phase stays for about 24 hours after the attack where the patient feels confused, Dizziness, Mood Swings, Sensitivity etc.

If you are experiencing severe headache and has similar symptoms, then you should consult the doctor immediately. For treatment through Ayurveda, please consult Jiva doctor and they will help you with proper diagnosis and healing.

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