Is Pain Moving To The Right Side Of The Head,a Type Of Migraine?
hello sir , i have migrane from last 5 years. i used to take any pain killer n it was cured .but from last one month i have migrane attack in different way. headeche is not there but for a second i felt the pain is moving in my right side of head and then it stops . it happens 4-5 times in a day . is it a type of migrane or something else . plz reply.
It does seem that you have a migraine. A migraine is a repetitive type of headache and occurs due to a trigger factor. A thing that you can try to help you is to note down whenever the migraine start. This will allow you to identify the trigger factors.
A few examples of trigger factors are: Colds Fevers Sun Certain foods
After this, you can avoid the trigger factors. Here are a few more things that you can do to help prevent the migraines: - Drink lots of water - Eat regularly and several times a day - Sleep well and at least 8 hours at a time - Take one tablet of Paracetamol 500 whenever you feel you are about to get a headache - Inhale steam several times a day to help clear the nasal passages
Do these for 5 days and follow up. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Hope this helps you
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Is Pain Moving To The Right Side Of The Head,a Type Of Migraine?
Thank you for writing to HCM It does seem that you have a migraine. A migraine is a repetitive type of headache and occurs due to a trigger factor. A thing that you can try to help you is to note down whenever the migraine start. This will allow you to identify the trigger factors. A few examples of trigger factors are: Colds Fevers Sun Certain foods After this, you can avoid the trigger factors. Here are a few more things that you can do to help prevent the migraines: - Drink lots of water - Eat regularly and several times a day - Sleep well and at least 8 hours at a time - Take one tablet of Paracetamol 500 whenever you feel you are about to get a headache - Inhale steam several times a day to help clear the nasal passages Do these for 5 days and follow up. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Hope this helps you