According to the Migraine Research Foundation, 25% of US households include a person who regularly gets migraines. A good majority of those individuals are women. In fact, migraines are three times more common in women than men, and migraines affect over 30% of women over a lifetime.
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If you get frequent migraines, you will more than likely experience symptoms at work from time-to-time. Fortunately, there are ways to help, including our 5 ways to manage a migraine at work.
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The changing seasons can be devastating for migraine sufferers. While most of us love the warmer temperatures and sunshine, someone who is prone to migraines wants to bury their head in the sand for several months. What causes these triggers? Understanding seasonal migraines: summer edition.
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Botox has traditionally had a reputation as a cosmetic fix for wrinkles. It works because Botulinum Toxin paralyzes and relaxes facial muscles wherever it is injected. What is not traditionally known by many is Botox also has several medical applications. In case you didn’t know, Botox is now treating more than just wrinkles and crow’s feet.
We have all experienced the occasional headache, and some of us get migraines. When our headaches are infrequent, and over-the-counter medications relieve the discomfort, there isn’t much to be concerned about. When they become more frequent or if we experience a migraine, we might need more help than our general practitioner can provide. Migraines and headaches: when to see a neurologist.
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