Symptoms You Could Run Into

Symptoms of a migraine headache can vary from moderate to intense and can affect people in their own way; however, listed below are the more common symptoms associated with and described by migraine headache sufferers.

• Vertigo
• Paleness
• Coldness in the hands and feet
• An extreme throbbing, pounding feeling typically located on one side of the forehead
o Pain may start at the back of the head and move forward
o As a part of Cortical Spreading Depression, pain can formulate right above one eye
• Irregular urination patterns
• Vomiting
• The pain is often described as unilateral meaning the pain is typically felt or experienced on one side of the head.
o Reports have shown that about one third of most migraine headaches are described as being felt on both sides of the head also referred to as bilateral.
o The pain felt from the migraine on one side of the head can alternate to the other side of the head during the next migraine attack. If you frequent migraine attacks on the same side of the head please speak with your doctor immediately this could imply something more serious is occurring.
• Nausea
• Diarrhea
• Sensitivity to light and sound

Prodrome Migraine Stage
The first migraine stage is known as the prodrome stage. The prodrome stage is the first of the four migraine stages and by far the most important one to identify. The Prodrome stage comes with sneaky almost unrecognizable symptoms such as fatigue, obsessive yawning and food cravings. Symptoms that are connected with the prodrome stage are easily passed off as something other than migraine related symptoms. This first migraine stage comes with no head pain attached making it even more of a challenge to recognize. Studies have shown that if a migraine preventative treatment is taken or implemented during this first migraine stage, the migraine patient should notice a decrease in migraine pain, duration and overall intensity.

The Migraine Support Formula
The Migraine Support Formula is one of the best, most effective and safest migraine treatments available to the public today. It is comprised of a precise combination of all-natural vitamins, minerals and herbal supplements that when they work together, they help minimize the length and intensity of the migraine attacks. The natural ingredients found in the Migraine support Formula are: Water-soluble riboflavin, Magnesium Citrate, Feverfew, Ginger, Coenzyme Q10, Ginko Biloba, White Willow Bark, Valerian, Butterbur, 5 – Hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP), Vitamin B3 (Niacin) and Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine). Here are a few of the ingredient’s breakdowns:

White Willow Bark
White Willow Bark takes on the role of an anti-inflammatory as well as reduces pain caused by constraining prostaglandins.

Ginger
One reason why Triptans and Ergots have been so successful in relieving migraine pain is their innate ability to attach to serotonin receptors helping aid in reducing the triggers that cause migraine pain. Ginger is 100% natural, safe and has the ability to attach to human serotonin receptors to help reduce migraine triggers that cause migraine pain. Ginger has also proven to help alleviate symptoms such as nausea and when combined with feverfew they are an effective tool against fighting off migraine symptoms.

Butterbur
Butterbur is an herb that when used in a clinical study showed that within sixteen weeks of use the number of migraine attacks were reduced by half. Research from this study also concluded that the severity of migraine pain typically felt was drastically reduced.

Coenzyme Q10
Coenzyme Q10 also referred to as CoQ10 is a vitamin like substance that helps generates energy in the body in the form of ATP. This Vitamin is one of the greatest anti-oxidants your body has and when you stop oxidizing, you stop sickness, aging and yes…migraines.

Valerian
Valerian is a root that has been uncovered as a form of muscle relaxer. The use of Valerian is helpful in reducing stress, anxiety and even insomnia.

Ginko Biloba
Ginko Biloba is a powerful antioxidant made popular by its ability to help improve blood circulation in both the body and the brain. Ginko Biloba is possibly one of most well-known herbal remedies and can be used in the treatment of migraine headaches. The reason that Ginko Biloba makes for such a great treatment options is its ability to hinder platelet aggregation.

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