Migraines
Many of us have heard about the so-called “migraine” or “migraine”. Yes, they are the names of one disease that falls under the list of diseases that affect the nervous system in humans. This headache has its own features, and the symptoms are sequenced within certain stages, which are good But need to be recognized knowledge and knowledge and interest. Migraines usually occur in children, adolescents, or less than at the earliest stages of youth. The migraine comes in the form of multiple episodes of pain in the head, which is focused and specific in one area and other head, and the patient can describe these episodes of pain as a pain and spring and bile, and extends from the period of the lowest four hours to two days, which makes doctors They usually make a mistake in assessing it as a headache caused by stress, whether academic, practical, or social. This pain will adversely affect the patient’s daily life, activities, sleep, and work. Given the previous two points, hence the importance of recognizing such a type of headache.
What is Migraine? And who is afflicted? What are the symptoms associated with it? Does that have a significant impact on health and the ability to continue the daily life? And how to deal with this disease? What causes the disease?
Stages of onset of headache symptoms
As with any disease or health condition, it varies from patient to patient, period of illness, period of onset of symptoms, time of disappearance, severity, impact on patient’s life, and acceleration. The migraine has four stages characterized by the patient passes but not in the same context and the same time taken. These stages are:
Initial phase
Is the pre-appearance of the main symptoms, so that the patient notes some changes on his body in general, may continue for long hours, which leads to the transition to the second stage. These symptoms ring a danger signal for the patient to prepare for the next:
- Constipation.
- Feeling frustrated.
- The patient is in a state of general irritability.
- And excessive activity.
- Lies in the neck.
- Yawning is largely uncontrollable.
- In addition to the excessive desire to eat.
Stage Halo (Aura)
This phase is characterized by the fact that it may occur before or during the migraine attacks itself, which is the stage of the symptoms of the nervous system, so some call the stage of “neurological symptoms,” because the word “aura” or “Aura” means neurological disorders, As if seeing the patient or saying that he can see a radiant blaze of light in front of him. But sometimes these halos or disorders can be sensory, “tactile,” kinetic, or even verbal. And confirmation of what we warned him at the outset that not all patients have to pass or even try this stage, if tried one of them they begin with him in a few minutes gradually and may continue to 60 minutes any hour, and examples of these disorders any symptoms of this stage:
- To see the patient flashes of light and radiation in front of him.
- To lose sight for a few minutes.
- To feel the acupuncture of the needles in his body and especially his limbs.
- That the patient is having difficulty talking or communicating with him.
- In rare cases, the patient may feel unable to move his limbs.
Nubia stage
The stage of Nubia or also known as the stage of “headache”, of course, at this stage the patient faces the most difficult symptoms during the whole disease, and symptoms are usually worse if not the patient under treatment, that he will face the number of fits more than others, and this is a big difference as there is a difference Between one patient and another in the number of attacks that are exposed to them, some of them are exposed to a lot during the month, and others who are less exposed to it, becoming a few times a year. However, the patient undergoing Stage III will experience these symptoms:
- The feeling of severe headache on one or two heads, a common misconception among people that the pain in both ways is not a descriptive, and even that it can happen.
- Sensitivity of light, we know that where we notice the patient can not afford to go out of the house to the sun or to be located in places lit strongly.
- Sometimes it is accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
- Feeling unbalanced, may be followed by fainting times.
- Blurred vision.
Post-Nubia
It is also known as the stage of the final symptoms, and this is because of the patient’s feeling of some things that are dependent or better transmitted as a result of the seizure, these symptoms:
- The patient feels that he has drained high energy and that he has exhausted.
- The feeling of over-joy – sometimes not all patients – is surprising to those around the patient.
Symptoms of doctor consultation
These were the symptoms experienced by the “real” migraine patient, which we should be aware of and do not neglect, if we suspect anyone around us has happened with him.
But for a patient who is known to have migraines, is he only diagnosed? There are even some cases where you should see your doctor, and sometimes you need to go to the emergency room directly:
- Feeling very sudden pain in the head, such as a sharp blow or a thunderstorm, you should see a doctor is a risk indicator
- Severe headache accompanied with a rise in body temperature, neck stiffness, joint pain, trouble concentrating, disorder and lack of clarity in vision, exposure to bouts of convulsions, feeling Balnmnmh or in the sense of abandonment, or difficulty speaking
- Feeling pain in the head after being hit or injured in the head, especially if this pain and headache increases in intensity and malaise
- Feeling of a chronic headache – for a long period of more than three months – and increases more after coughing, exerting effort, going to the toilet, or after a sudden movement.
- If the patient is over the age of fifty years, complain of pain even if it is simple or for the first time, and without any known causes.
- After we knew little about how to identify or even suspect migraines, we believe that the treating physician will make no effort to provide solutions to treat this patient, and each according to the most likely cause of the disease.