24 Tips To Avoid A Migraine While Traveling
There is only one thing worse than a migraine and that’s a migraine attack while traveling. Travel...
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by Carl Cincinnato | Oct 28, 2018 | Living with migraine, Triggers & Causes | 2
There is only one thing worse than a migraine and that’s a migraine attack while traveling. Travel...
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Jul 22, 2018 | Living with migraine | 8
Calling a migraine a bad headache is like calling a tsunami a big wave. A big wave in the surf may...
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Oct 30, 2017 | Living with migraine, News | 59
Migraine does not discriminate amongst leaders, presidents, artists, actors, elite athletes, singers, authors and others who have made significant achievements and contributions to our society, culture, and history. With migraine comes discrimination, stigma and social ostracism. Given the unpredictability of migraine and the often disabling nature of attacks, it requires an unusually brave person to speak out publicly about their migraine attacks.
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Jul 23, 2017 | Living with migraine, Triggers & Causes | 90
Almost half of all migraine attacks occur between 4 am and 9 am. Waking with a migraine or headache is common. The time of the attack can be an important clue in finding the appropriate cause, treatment and prevention. This article lists a number of potential causes, treatment and prevention strategies.
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Jan 11, 2017 | Living with migraine, Research, Symptoms | 23
Discover some of the top videos from around the web which describe and animate the mechanics and pathophysiology of a migraine based on recent research and current understanding.
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Nov 9, 2016 | Living with migraine, News, Research | 27
Recent findings between the gut microbiota and the brain suggest that our microbiota can deeply influence our health, brain and potentially even our behaviour. This article reviews evidence for those gut conditions associated with migraine and what you can do about it. Is your microbiota playing a role in your migraine condition?
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Oct 5, 2016 | Living with migraine, Treatments | 29
Many of us have been taking migraine treatments for years and even decades that have been prescribed by our doctors. But how much do you know about your treatments and the guideline recommendations for migraine?
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Sep 29, 2016 | Living with migraine, Treatments | 29
Researchers found that patients experienced less anxiety and anger after listening to pleasant music and that listening to positive music induced corresponding emotional states in the participants. This isn’t suggesting music will cure a migraine but findings revealed that pleasant music reduced pain. Come again…. Pleasant music reduces pain? Find out what type of music in this article.
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Sep 5, 2016 | Living with migraine, Research, Treatments | 3
Today is a golden age in clinical trials for migraine treatments. CGRP, genetics, devices, behavioral interventions and many more approaches are being clinically trialled to collect scientific evidence to support innovative new and effective treatments. Trials may be a way access new clinical care, treatments and supplementary income.
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Aug 9, 2016 | Living with migraine, Symptoms | 48
How can others possibly understand what it’s like to have migraines? It starts with empathy and the facts. This is an open letter for with those who don’t have migraine. Share this letter with those you care about. The more awareness and understanding others have the more we can reduce the unnecessary stigma and discrimination of those with migraine.
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Jul 14, 2016 | Living with migraine, News, Research | 114
For over a century migraine has been blamed on the patient and yet despite the advancement of information and technology, dangerous and shocking migraine myths are still widespread. The more these myths can be dispelled, the quicker we can progress to finding better treatment and reducing the stigma of this disabling condition.
Read Moreby Carl Cincinnato | Aug 27, 2015 | Living with migraine, News, Research, Triggers & Causes | 16
The brain is generally resilient, but there are certain areas within the brain which are very sensitive. Excitotoxins disrupt the delicate chemical balance in the brain which can lead to serious side effects and neurodegenerative disease. Find out how these foods ingredients affect your brain and which foods you’re eating could be making your condition worse.
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