Sentences with phrase «with debilitating headaches»
By Heather Mayer MONDAY, Aug. 3, 2009 (Health.com)-- Facial surgery that targets and removes small portions of migraine - triggering muscle or nerve tissue may offer permanent relief for some people with the debilitating headaches, a new study suggests.
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Diagnosed with a concussion, she returned a month later, but was injured again, the crushing blindside hit causing a concussion so serious that, as she later posted on her Facebook page, she was left her unable «to read, remember, think clearly, go outside without dark glasses, or stand for 5 minutes without debilitating headaches, dizziness, and crippling fatigue.»
I too suffer with headaches, Susan, and they can lead to debilitating migraines if im not careful.
I have a posterior tongue tie myself, which I plan to have Dr. Jesse treat, and I get debilitating tension headaches from my neck; I also clench and grind my teeth and have mandibular tori (bony growths)-- which can all be associated with ties.
Headaches are one of the most common complaints the world over: it's estimated that over 90 per cent of people suffer from at least one headache per year, and many with regular, painful and debilitating versions.
A woman under the pseudonym of Jane Roe who suffered from debilitating migraine headaches received authorization from a Washington doctor to use medical marijuana, and upon receiving this authorization Roe began using medical marijuana in compliance with MUMA.
However, more than a year after the accident Trevor was still experiencing problems with memory, focus, being forgetful and having debilitating migraine headaches.
MacLean Personal Injury's Surrey ICBC Car Injury Lawyers note in a recent BC Supreme Court case a rear end accident victim named Ms. Beaton was diagnosed with soft tissue injuries to her neck and upper and mid-back and with debilitating cervicogenic headaches.
The research found a 4.1 percent incidence of heart attacks in the migraine patients, compared with 1.9 percent in those without the debilitating headaches.