Tuesday, 26 June 2007

What treatment is there for Migraines?

We said earlier that drug therapy must be combined with behavioral or lifestyle changes in the treatment of headaches and migraines. Some of these recommendations are discussed in this chapter.

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Wednesday, 20 June 2007

Migraine Treatment

There are what medical experts call “abortive medications” that are migraine-specific. These are different from over-the-counter drugs. Instead of relieving pain, they actually abort the migraine by battling the cause of the headache; that is, the dilation of the temporal arteries.

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Tuesday, 29 May 2007

What treatment is there for Migraines?

Owing to its success as an alternative treatment not only for headaches but also for other conditions, it has become increasingly popular in the west. It is based on re-aligning the body’s major forces of yin and yang.

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Tuesday, 22 May 2007

Migraine Treatment

There are what medical experts call “abortive medications” that are migraine-specific. These are different from over-the-counter drugs. Instead of relieving pain, they actually abort the migraine by battling the cause of the headache.

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Tuesday, 15 May 2007

Are there alternative treatments for Migraines?

Some experts say that relaxation exercises work best when they are structured. This is one reason why seeking out a relaxation expert or therapist can be of considerable help. He/she can advise what muscle groups to concentrate on, how long the concentration must be, and the steps to follow for each muscle group.

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Tuesday, 1 May 2007

Treatment for Migraines

Individuals who have occasional headaches or mild migraines that do not significantly interfere with their daily routines usually take over-the-counter (non prescription OTC) drugs. The most common ones are pain relievers or analgesics.

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Tuesday, 24 April 2007

Different treatments for migraines.

As long as these OTCs are taken on a short term basis, they are considered generally safe and not habit forming. They relieve not only headaches, but also muscle aches, abdominal discomfort, pains and fevers.

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Tuesday, 10 April 2007

Treatment of Migraines

Doctors recommend triptans to patients whose migraines cause them some kind of disability. Significant disability is defined as more than 10 days of not being able to function.

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Tuesday, 3 April 2007

What kind if treatment is there for Migraines?

There are what medical experts call “abortive medications” that are migraine-specific. These are different from over-the-counter drugs. Instead of relieving pain, they actually abort the migraine by battling the cause of the headache; that is, the dilation of the temporal arteries. What they do is they actually narrow the arteries.

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Tuesday, 27 March 2007

What treatment is there for migraines?

When one has a headache or migraine that is severe, an individual’s tendency is to withdraw into a dark room and try to sleep. Sometimes, however, the desire to sleep or just to relax is so difficult because of the debilitating pain.

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Tuesday, 20 March 2007

How do you treat a Migraine?

Individuals who have occasional headaches or mild migraines that do not significantly interfere with their daily routines usually take over-the-counter (non prescription OTC) drugs. The most common ones are pain relievers or analgesics.

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Tuesday, 13 March 2007

Treatment of Migraines

There are what medical experts call “abortive medications” that are migraine-specific. These are different from over-the-counter drugs. Instead of relieving pain, they actually abort the migraine by battling the cause of the headache; that is, the dilation of the temporal arteries.

For more information please visit

Cure Your Migraine

Tuesday, 6 March 2007

What treatment is there for Migraines?

As long as these OTCs are taken on a short term basis, they are considered generally safe and not habit forming. They relieve not only headaches, but also muscle aches, abdominal discomfort, pains and fevers.

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Cure Your Migraine

Tuesday, 27 February 2007

Treatment of Migraines

Individuals who have occasional headaches or mild migraines that do not significantly interfere with their daily routines usually take over-the-counter (non prescription OTC) drugs. The most common ones are pain relievers or analgesics.

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Tuesday, 20 February 2007

How do you treat a migraine?

Individuals who have occasional headaches or mild migraines that do not significantly interfere with their daily routines usually take over-the-counter (non prescription OTC) drugs. The most common ones are pain relievers or analgesics.

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Tuesday, 13 February 2007

Migraine Treatment

Usually, a change in lifestyle, learning to eat healthier and avoiding stress, and relaxing more make people feel better. Many also take medication – over-the-counter drugs and prescription that offer relief.

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Tuesday, 6 February 2007

How do you treat a migraine?

Individuals who have occasional headaches or mild migraines that do not significantly interfere with their daily routines usually take over-the-counter (non prescription OTC) drugs. The most common ones are pain relievers or analgesics.

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Tuesday, 30 January 2007

How do you treate a Migraine?

Obviously, there’s no need to run to the nearest clinic or ring the doctor in the middle of the night every time one feels a headache. In ninety-five percent of the time, headaches – and some migraines – are not caused by any serious disorder.

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Tuesday, 23 January 2007

Do you suffer from Migraines?

The majority of headaches can be classified as either migraine or tension headaches, which most people get from time to time, and to a lesser extent, cluster headaches.

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Tuesday, 16 January 2007

How do you treat a Migraine?

Individuals who have occasional headaches or mild migraines that do not significantly interfere with their daily routines usually take over-the-counter (non prescription OTC) drugs. The most common ones are pain relievers or analgesics.

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Tuesday, 9 January 2007

How to treat a migraine

These natural methods are numerous. Since a significant number of people have reported feeling better after making the switch to natural, non-drug therapies, they are certainly worth trying. The good thing about it is if one natural method does not work, another one will.

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How to treat a migraine

These natural methods are numerous. Since a significant number of people have reported feeling better after making the switch to natural, non-drug therapies, they are certainly worth trying. The good thing about it is if one natural method does not work, another one will.

For more information visit

http://www.migraine-headache-remedy.com