Migraines and Headaches: Types, Relief, and Treatment: Publications and Documents
Summary
The Disabled World list of publications titled "Migraines and Headaches: Types, Relief, Treatment" includes a wide range of articles and papers that explore various aspects of migraines and headaches, such as their types (e.g., tension, cluster, migraine), symptoms, causes, treatments, and social impacts. Examples include discussions on migraine-related stigma and its correlation with disability, the effectiveness of medications like triptans and CGRP inhibitors, lifestyle modifications for headache management, and innovative therapies such as non-invasive brain stimulation. These resources are insightful and helpful for understanding the physical, psychological, and social burdens associated with migraines. They also provide practical guidance on diagnosis, treatment options, and preventive measures, making them valuable for healthcare professionals, researchers, seniors, individuals with disabilities, and anyone seeking evidence-based information on headache disorders. Some articles are peer-reviewed or supported by reputable institutions like the NIH or WHO.Searching the Database
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| Title and Description | Ed | Publish Revised |
|---|---|---|
| Sharing of Migraine Pain on X and Social Media Study of migraine attacks on X using instant expression of actual self-reported migraine attacks in social media. | ||
| Serotonin and Migraine Headaches While Serotonin does not appear to be the main cause of a migraine low levels have been linked to migraine headaches. | ||
| Alcohol and Migraine Study Alcoholic drinks are a migraine trigger in about one third of patients with migraine in retrospective studies on trigger factors.. | ||
| Nausea is Significantly Debilitating Symptom of Migraine Those with frequent migraine related nausea experienced more severe pain and worse outcomes than those with rare or no presence of nausea. | ||
| Botox Eases Painful Spinal Headaches Botox may offer new hope to patients suffering disabling low cerebrospinal fluid headaches. | ||
| Medical Benefits of Botox Includes Migraines Beyond the aesthetic benefits, Botox has recently been approved for the prevention of chronic migraines. | ||
| Double Jointed? It Could Be the Cause of Migraine People with joint hyper-mobility syndrome, a severe form of being double-jointed, have a greater chance of suffering from migraines. | ||
| Why Light Worsens Migraine Headaches Light sensitivity in blind patients helps researchers identify a new visual pathway for photophobia during migraines. | ||
| Easing Migraine and Headache Pain Nearly one out of four households suffer from migraines and many patients are not only eager but desperate to stop the pain. | ||
| New Migraine Drug Telcagepant May Stop Pain with Fewer Side Effects New migraine specific drug called telcagepant a promising alternative that produces fewer side effects than established migraine treatments. |
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