Sentences with phrase «by migraine attacks»

These patients were normally affected by migraine attacks at least twice every month.

But on most days it behaves like it has been paralysed by a migraine attack.

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When compared to women unaffected by the condition, the risk of developing a heart attack was 39 % higher for women with migraine, the risk of having a stroke 62 % higher, and that of developing angina 73 % higher.»

A team of researchers led by Prof. Tobias Kurth, Head of the Institute of Public Health (IPH) at Charité — Universitätsmedizin Berlin, has now been able to establish the following: female migraine patients have a higher risk of stroke or heart attacks than women without migraine.

He had been crippled by migraine headaches throughout his adult life and was in the middle of a new string of attacks.

Migraine and Panic Disorder A meta - analysis published in the January Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain determined that migraine sufferers are almost four times as likely as nonsufferers to have panic disorder, an anxiety condition characterized by disabling panic Migraine and Panic Disorder A meta - analysis published in the January Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain determined that migraine sufferers are almost four times as likely as nonsufferers to have panic disorder, an anxiety condition characterized by disabling panic migraine sufferers are almost four times as likely as nonsufferers to have panic disorder, an anxiety condition characterized by disabling panic attacks.

An oncoming migraine attack may, for some, be foreshadowed by an aura, which can include visual distortions (such as wavy lines or blind spots) or numbness of a hand.

I go to the emergency room and I'm telling the guy, «Tell me if I'm having a heart attack because I shouldn't be having a heart attack but I'm a little concerned because of these symptoms and I feel like crap and by the way, I'm getting a migraine because you horrible fluorescent lights in here and I'm not feeling good.»

Symptoms tend to be easily recognized by sufferers, and can include fatigue, mood changes (a sense of sadness or euphoria) yawning and pallor, problems with concentration, increasing sensitivity to sound and light and a general feeling that the migraine attack is about to begin.

More often it is found by playing Sherlock Holmes, and reviewing what was eaten before the migraine attack.