The exact cause of a migraine is unknown. Researchers believe that it's a neurological problem, however a number of factors can trigger pain, some of which include tension or stress, hormonal or environmental changes, long term exposure to the sun, a lack of sleep, the consumption of alcohol and certain foods as well as skipped meals and poor diet. The chart below gives a clear overview on migraines, as well as three common types of migraines and headaches (as indicated on the right side of the chart). The image below goes on to explain possible migraine symptoms too.
The diagram below looks into the types of headaches sufferers may experience and what each one represents. A common headache trigger includes anxiety. In such a headache, the pain usually occurs across the forehead. While in stress headaches, pain runs from the top of the neck all the way up to the top of the skull. Which type of headache do you have? Refer to the chart below.
A number of factors may potentially trigger a migraine. These include factors like food, menstruation, alcohol, stress and lack of sleep. On the other hand, your migraines may be caused by an underlying issue. If you do suffer from migraines, consult with your doctor and determine whether it could be related to factors like a hormonal imbalance, cardiovascular problems, inflammation and more. Refer to the chart below for a better overview.
When you are about to experience a migraine, there are certain signs to be on the look out for. If you experience one of the following, take action immediately (read on to discover more), stopping your migraine in its tracks. On this note, if you exhibit many of these signs, it's important to seek a proper diagnosis from a healthcare professional.
The two charts below look into two drinks that you can try to stop a migraine in its tracks. For a simple but effective remedy you could try a glass of lemon juice with Himalayan Salt. If this drink is not to your liking, try the green smoothie below, which has been hailed a "miracle migraine drink".
Food plays an important role, many of which may be a cause for your migraines. The chart below looks into 5 types of foods you should exclude. It's therefore important to seek out the nutritional information labels on each product in order to determine whether they contain the following:
Research shows that people with migraines often have low levels of magnesium. In fact, magnesium is thought to affect changes in the blood vessels in the brain. Supplements are at times recommended, but for a more natural alternative, up your magnesium with the following list of foods:
Exercise forms an important part of a healthy lifestyle. Try to dedicate at least 20 minutes of the day to yoga. If it's your first time, do consult with a trained practitioner. Yoga is a great way to help those suffering from headaches. The following poses are most beneficial for migraine sufferers:
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