Managing Migraines In Woman
 A
migraine can happen to anybody at any time, but if you're a woman
chances are the throbbing pain will strike when you are at your
busiest. That's because migraines are three times more common in
women than in men and tend to occur most frequently from age 20
through 44-the years when women are raising children and juggling
the demands of careers, family and social commitments. It's during
this time that migraines have the biggest impact on a woman's quality
of life, sapping energy and vitality when needed most. The headaches
can be so debilitating and the symptoms so painful that women often
say they must seek bed rest. Read
the entire article here.
Managing
Migraines In Woman
Why A Chat With Your Doctor is Essential To Managing
Migraines
 If
you're one of the millions of Americans who suffer from migraines,
then you know how painful and debilitating they can be. Talking
to your doctor is essential if you want to learn how to manage the
condition and get started on the right treatment. Yet a recent survey
found that one-third of migraine sufferers have never consulted
a physician, and if they had, nearly half said they didn't get the
care they needed. When researchers investigated why, they discovered
the most frequently cited barrier was poor communication between
physicians and their patients. Read
the entire article here.
It's
Time to Talk About It: Why a Chat With Your Doctor is Essential
to Managing Migraines
The Effects Of Migraines
 Migraine
headaches are a serious health and social problem that affects more
than 28 million Americans. They impact your general health as well
as how well you function in society. Researchers call that your
“quality of life.” They point to studies which show
that migraines have a negative effect on sufferers' quality of life
before, during and after attacks. From an economic perspective,
the effects of migraines are pretty dramatic. Read
the entire artricle here
The
Effects Of Migraines
The Phases of Migraine
A migraine encompasses much more than just bad
head pain. This chronic, debilitating disorder is distinguished
by a range of symptoms that can occur in stages before, during and
after the actual attack. Taken as a whole, each episode can leave
patients feeling disabled for days. That's the bad news. Read
The entire article here
The
Phases Of Migraine
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