What is Migraine?
We all get Headaches. But, if your headaches make negatively affect your work or school, then it might be time for you to visit a doctor. Not everyone experiencing sharp, throbbing or dull aching head pain (aka, headache) needs to see a doctor or use special medications. However, if headaches start to interfere with your daily activities and quality of life, then the cause of your headaches has to be sought.
- It usually interferes with one's ability to work and enjoy daily activities
- Migraine is a moderate to severe type of headache
- Potent, safe and effective treatments are available
What is the difference between Migraine and Headache?
Everyone can get a headache, but not every headache is a migraine. Unlike common headache, migraine pain tends to be moderate, severe or very severe. The migraine pain attack can last for a few days, and each attack is usually preceded by alarming symptoms (aura). Migraine pain is defined as being 'throbbing', and usually involves just one side of the head. The highest incidence of migraine attacks occurs in the middle age group patients between 35 and 45 years old. Migraine tends to target mainly young, healthy females in their reproductive years. Statics show that migraine affects females nearly three folds more than males, that about 40% of women are under time-life risk of getting a migraine (compared to only 18% of men), and that around 1 in 6 individuals around the world has a migraine.
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FAQs
Oral Sumatriptan tablets typically begin to relieve migraine symptoms within 30-60 minutes. Maximum relief occurs around 2 hours after taking the dose.
There is currently no permanent cure for migraine. Migraine is a chronic condition that requires ongoing management. Preventive medications and lifestyle changes can help reduce migraine frequency and severity.
Sumatriptan is an abortive medication used to stop migraines once they start. It does not prevent future migraine attacks. For prevention, prophylactic medications like beta blockers, tricyclics, or anti-seizure drugs are used.
Cluster headache is a severe headache disorder characterized by extremely painful headaches on one side of the head, often around the eye. Cluster periods involve frequent attacks lasting weeks or months alternating with remission periods.
Avoiding triggers like stress, irregular sleep, alcohol, and certain foods can help prevent migraine and cluster headache attacks. Regular exercise, staying hydrated, limiting caffeine, and managing stress are also beneficial.