Coping
With Migraine Pain
by C. Esser Lake
Although the physiological mechanism of migraines is not fully understood, researchers do know that they occur when various factors trigger the trigeminal nerve in the brain to throb and the arteries in the head to become overly dilated. |
Migraine Headaches: Triggers and Treatments by Celeste E. Williams, DailyPhysician.com The
daily stresses of living can cause the muscles around the head and neck to contract,
resulting in a tension headache; the most common type of headache. But can you
actually experience a migraine headache and not know it? |
Heading
Off Migraine Pain by T.
Nordenberg How to
recognize the early warning signs of oncoming migraines and take
effective action to control and ward off pain. |
Migraines
and Insomnia: Some Coping Skills by S.
McElhinney You are ready for
bed and feel a migraine coming on. So much for sleep!
Not exactly. Here are some tips from other migraineurs that
will help you get some ZZZ's. |
Weather
Cold or Hot: Weather as a Migraine Trigger by S.
McElhinney The convergence of the complexities of the weather and complexities of
the migraines combine to cause a unique pain for many migraine
sufferers. |
Kids Get
Headaches Too! by S.
McElhinney Is your child
suffering from headaches? Here's some suggestions on when to
take action and how to help your kid cope successfully. |
Magnetic Fields
for Migraines? by M. Lappin Recent
studies show promise using pulsed electromagnetic field therapy for
migraines, but the jury is still out. |
Oh My Aching
Head! Holistic Remedies for Headaches by D. Cheek Try these three
natural therapies for headaches - hypnosis, imagery, and
reflexology. |
Rebound Headache
Cycle: What Is It and How to Break It by D. Jolly Break the cycle of medication
and banish rebound headache pain with a few simple steps. |
Rebound Headache
Cycle: How to Safely Taper Off Medications by D. Jolly Now that your migraine and
pain reliever drugs are on a first name basis, here's some tips on
how to taper off your medication. |
The Other
Migraine Victims: Spouses, Parents, Family & Friends by S.
McElhinney Why communication between
migraine sufferers and their family and friends is critical to
maintaining health and relationships. |
The Other
Migraine Victims: Children by S.
McElhinney Migraine pain disrupts family
member's lives, behaviors and activities. When children are
involved, the pain becomes even more disruptive. |