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There are various causes of migraines, like physical, hormonal, emotional, dietary, environmental, medicinal and also hormones. Medicinal Causes: Intake of certain medications causes migraines. These medications could be sedatives, medication prescribed for menopause which is HRT that is 'Hormone Replacement Therapy' and also birth control pills. Physical Causes: Physical activities like bad body posture, a lot of travelling, work timings, tension in the shoulder or the neck, sleeping quality and also fatigue. Menopause could also cause migraine. Environmental Causes: Environmental conditions like pungent smells, dazzling lights, smoke, change of weather, in case the temperature is very low or even a lot of humidity, watching a lot of television or usage of computer would also cause migraine and places where there is poor ventilation and short of fresh air also triggers migraine. Emotional Causes: Emotions also affect migraine to a large extent. When the person suffering from migraine undergoes too much depression, tension, stress, shock, anxiety or even too much excitement would lead to migraine. Dietary Causes: Dietary factors also cause migraine. Foods like cheese, fruits citrus by nature and also chocolate trigger migraine. Other factors like dieting or irregular eating habits, too much of alcohol and caffeine like coffee or tea and also dehydration lead to migraine. Hormonal Causes: Fluctuation in hormones also causes migraine. Women tend to get an attack of migraine around the time of their menstrual cycle; this is called the 'Menstrual Migraine'. Till date no cure has being found for migraine, but there are many treatments for this condition which help in easing the pain. The treatments are mostly in the form of medicines, which are available in plenty, it is important to know which would best suit you. Anti - Sickness Medicines: In cases where nausea is an indication of migraine, then you would be prescribed anti-sickness medications. These are available in the form of tablets and also suppository. These can be taken along with the painkiller. Triptan Medicines: Triptan medications are the next step in case painkillers do not help in reducing the migraine pain. They are not like painkillers. These medications tend to contract the blood vessels near the brain. These medications are available in the form of nasal sprays, injections and tablets. Anti - Inflammatory Medicines: These medications have anti-inflammatory properties as such they are quite effective in treating the pain. Painkillers: These are the most commonly used form of medication used to treat migraine. In fact this is the first step to treat a migraine. There are many painkillers available, like aspirin and paracetamols. These are available in the form of tablets and soluble tablets. The soluble painkillers affect faster as the body absorbs them faster. Complementary Medicines: Medications like homeopathy treatment and acupuncture also help in reducing the pain, but these are not proven to be as effective. Combination Medicines: Combination medications are medicines which contain both the properties that are they help in the reduction of pain as well as act as anti-sickness. Migraine Clinics: These are specialized clinics where the specialist will conduct an examination and check the harshness of the migraine and put you on treatment accordingly. To Your Health!
Article Source: http://www.bharatbhasha.net Article Url: http://www.bharatbhasha.net/health.php/142193 Article Added on Wednesday, July 8, 2009
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