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THE MIGRAINE TRUST
The Migraine Trust was founded in 1965. We’ve spent more than £3 million on over 140 research projects, working towards a greater understanding of migraine and its underlying mechanisms, but the ultimate aim is for a cure. Help us continue our vital research. THE COVID-19 VACCINATION AND MIGRAINE The development of vaccines to help with the Covid-19 pandemic has been a very positive development. In the UK three vaccines have been approved for use – Pfizer/BioNTech, Oxford/AstraZeneca and Moderna. While the development and roll out of the vaccines is very welcome, people with migraine may have a range of questions about the potential impact of having the vaccine. CORONAVIRUS AND MIGRAINE The Migraine Trust helplines are here to try to answer your questions or queries about any aspect of coronavirus and migraine. Please do seek our help and we’ll do our best to share the answers to the most frequently-asked questions on our social media channels and ebulletin so as many people from the migraine community as possible can benefit. HEADACHE ASSOCIATED WITH EXERCISE Many people with this condition also have migraine. This headache can occur with many different exercises or sports. The headache can start during the exercise or within 30 minutes of stopping the exercise. The headache starts suddenly and can last between minutes to usually less than a day. The headache can be on one or both sides of the headVESTIBULAR MIGRAINE
Vestibular migraine (also referred to as migrainous vertigo, migraine-related dizziness, vestibular migraine or migraine with prominent vertigo) is a type of migraine where people experience a combination of vertigo, dizziness or balance problems with other migraine symptoms. Migraine is usually associated with a range oftypical symptoms
HEADACHE DIARY
Headache Diary The Migraine Trust, 4th Floor Mitre House, 44-46 Fleet Street, London EC4Y 1BN Registered charity in England and Wales (1081300) and Scotland (SC042911)COMMON TRIGGERS
MEDICATION-OVERUSE HEADACHE It is characteristic of migraine that people have episodic attacks of multiple symptoms (pain, nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light and sound) but they go back to their usual state of health in between attacks. Medication-overuse headache, in contrast, is a dull constantheadache which is
HEMICRANIA CONTINUA
HYPNIC HEADACHE
THE MIGRAINE TRUST
The Migraine Trust was founded in 1965. We’ve spent more than £3 million on over 140 research projects, working towards a greater understanding of migraine and its underlying mechanisms, but the ultimate aim is for a cure. Help us continue our vital research. THE COVID-19 VACCINATION AND MIGRAINE The development of vaccines to help with the Covid-19 pandemic has been a very positive development. In the UK three vaccines have been approved for use – Pfizer/BioNTech, Oxford/AstraZeneca and Moderna. While the development and roll out of the vaccines is very welcome, people with migraine may have a range of questions about the potential impact of having the vaccine. CORONAVIRUS AND MIGRAINE The Migraine Trust helplines are here to try to answer your questions or queries about any aspect of coronavirus and migraine. Please do seek our help and we’ll do our best to share the answers to the most frequently-asked questions on our social media channels and ebulletin so as many people from the migraine community as possible can benefit. HEADACHE ASSOCIATED WITH EXERCISE Many people with this condition also have migraine. This headache can occur with many different exercises or sports. The headache can start during the exercise or within 30 minutes of stopping the exercise. The headache starts suddenly and can last between minutes to usually less than a day. The headache can be on one or both sides of the headVESTIBULAR MIGRAINE
Vestibular migraine (also referred to as migrainous vertigo, migraine-related dizziness, vestibular migraine or migraine with prominent vertigo) is a type of migraine where people experience a combination of vertigo, dizziness or balance problems with other migraine symptoms. Migraine is usually associated with a range oftypical symptoms
HEADACHE DIARY
Headache Diary The Migraine Trust, 4th Floor Mitre House, 44-46 Fleet Street, London EC4Y 1BN Registered charity in England and Wales (1081300) and Scotland (SC042911)COMMON TRIGGERS
MEDICATION-OVERUSE HEADACHE It is characteristic of migraine that people have episodic attacks of multiple symptoms (pain, nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light and sound) but they go back to their usual state of health in between attacks. Medication-overuse headache, in contrast, is a dull constantheadache which is
HEMICRANIA CONTINUA
HYPNIC HEADACHE
CORONAVIRUS AND MIGRAINE The Migraine Trust helplines are here to try to answer your questions or queries about any aspect of coronavirus and migraine. Please do seek our help and we’ll do our best to share the answers to the most frequently-asked questions on our social media channels and ebulletin so as many people from the migraine community as possible can benefit.CHRONIC MIGRAINE
Chronic migraine is a distinct and relatively recently defined sub-type of Chronic Daily Headache. The International Headache Society defines chronic migraine as more than fifteen headache days per month over a three month period of which more than eight are migrainous, inCOMMON TRIGGERS
The environment. There are certain trigger factors which can be related to environmental issues such as high altitude, weather changes, high humidity, loud noises, exposure to glare or flickering lights. It is unclear if light and sound are themselves triggers, or if heightened sensitivity to them are early features in MEDICATION-OVERUSE HEADACHE It is characteristic of migraine that people have episodic attacks of multiple symptoms (pain, nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light and sound) but they go back to their usual state of health in between attacks. Medication-overuse headache, in contrast, is a dull constantheadache which is
MIGRAINE WITH BRAINSTEM AURA Migraine with brainstem aura is a rare subtype of migraine with aura and studies investigating it are limited. The symptoms will include two or more of the following: visual disturbances in both eyes. speaking difficulties. hearing problems. tingling in the hands and feet. dizziness. vertigo. ringing in MIGRAINE AWARENESS WEEK Migraine Awareness Week. Each September we use this week to raise general awareness of migraine as a serious public health issue and to reduce stigma. While there is an increasing awareness of migraine and understanding of what it is, not many would disagree that we are no where near the level of awareness and understanding that we need toreach.
HYPOGLYCAEMIA
The brain not receiving enough glucose causes most of the symptoms of hypoglycaemia, which include: headache, migraine, confusion, nausea, sweating, faintness, and hypothermia. If the hypoglycaemia is very severe and prolonged, it can even cause loss-of-consciousness and death, although this is rare.HYPNIC HEADACHE
Hypnic headaches occur exclusively at night, waking you from your sleep at the same time, usually between 1 and 3 am. Indeed this condition has the nick name “alarm clock headache”. The pain can be unilateral (on one side of the head) or bilateral (on both sides ofthe head).
FEVERFEW - THE MIGRAINE TRUST Feverfew is used as a preventive (or prophylactic) treatment for migraine. A number of people have reported that after taking feverfew their migraine attacks have gradually become less frequent and in a few cases have stopped altogether, but evidence regarding benefit is conflicting. When the National Institute for Health and CareExcellence
LORRAINE'S STORY
Lorraine's story. I was around nine when I got my first migraine. I hope my story can be of help to anyone our there suffering from migraine of any type. I was around nine when I got my first migraine, it was a stomach migraine, so I actually threw up. I remember being put to bed, with Lucozade, thinking it was just a headache from thesun.
THE MIGRAINE TRUST
The Migraine Trust was founded in 1965. We’ve spent more than £3 million on over 140 research projects, working towards a greater understanding of migraine and its underlying mechanisms, but the ultimate aim is for a cure. Help us continue our vital research. THE COVID-19 VACCINATION AND MIGRAINE The development of vaccines to help with the Covid-19 pandemic has been a very positive development. In the UK three vaccines have been approved for use – Pfizer/BioNTech, Oxford/AstraZeneca and Moderna. While the development and roll out of the vaccines is very welcome, people with migraine may have a range of questions about the potential impact of having the vaccine. CORONAVIRUS AND MIGRAINE The Migraine Trust helplines are here to try to answer your questions or queries about any aspect of coronavirus and migraine. Please do seek our help and we’ll do our best to share the answers to the most frequently-asked questions on our social media channels and ebulletin so as many people from the migraine community as possible can benefit. HEADACHE ASSOCIATED WITH EXERCISE Many people with this condition also have migraine. This headache can occur with many different exercises or sports. The headache can start during the exercise or within 30 minutes of stopping the exercise. The headache starts suddenly and can last between minutes to usually less than a day. The headache can be on one or both sides of the headVESTIBULAR MIGRAINE
Vestibular migraine (also referred to as migrainous vertigo, migraine-related dizziness, vestibular migraine or migraine with prominent vertigo) is a type of migraine where people experience a combination of vertigo, dizziness or balance problems with other migraine symptoms. Migraine is usually associated with a range oftypical symptoms
HEADACHE DIARY
Headache Diary The Migraine Trust, 4th Floor Mitre House, 44-46 Fleet Street, London EC4Y 1BN Registered charity in England and Wales (1081300) and Scotland (SC042911)COMMON TRIGGERS
MEDICATION-OVERUSE HEADACHE It is characteristic of migraine that people have episodic attacks of multiple symptoms (pain, nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light and sound) but they go back to their usual state of health in between attacks. Medication-overuse headache, in contrast, is a dull constantheadache which is
HEMICRANIA CONTINUA
HYPNIC HEADACHE
THE MIGRAINE TRUST
The Migraine Trust was founded in 1965. We’ve spent more than £3 million on over 140 research projects, working towards a greater understanding of migraine and its underlying mechanisms, but the ultimate aim is for a cure. Help us continue our vital research. THE COVID-19 VACCINATION AND MIGRAINE The development of vaccines to help with the Covid-19 pandemic has been a very positive development. In the UK three vaccines have been approved for use – Pfizer/BioNTech, Oxford/AstraZeneca and Moderna. While the development and roll out of the vaccines is very welcome, people with migraine may have a range of questions about the potential impact of having the vaccine. CORONAVIRUS AND MIGRAINE The Migraine Trust helplines are here to try to answer your questions or queries about any aspect of coronavirus and migraine. Please do seek our help and we’ll do our best to share the answers to the most frequently-asked questions on our social media channels and ebulletin so as many people from the migraine community as possible can benefit. HEADACHE ASSOCIATED WITH EXERCISE Many people with this condition also have migraine. This headache can occur with many different exercises or sports. The headache can start during the exercise or within 30 minutes of stopping the exercise. The headache starts suddenly and can last between minutes to usually less than a day. The headache can be on one or both sides of the headVESTIBULAR MIGRAINE
Vestibular migraine (also referred to as migrainous vertigo, migraine-related dizziness, vestibular migraine or migraine with prominent vertigo) is a type of migraine where people experience a combination of vertigo, dizziness or balance problems with other migraine symptoms. Migraine is usually associated with a range oftypical symptoms
HEADACHE DIARY
Headache Diary The Migraine Trust, 4th Floor Mitre House, 44-46 Fleet Street, London EC4Y 1BN Registered charity in England and Wales (1081300) and Scotland (SC042911)COMMON TRIGGERS
MEDICATION-OVERUSE HEADACHE It is characteristic of migraine that people have episodic attacks of multiple symptoms (pain, nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light and sound) but they go back to their usual state of health in between attacks. Medication-overuse headache, in contrast, is a dull constantheadache which is
HEMICRANIA CONTINUA
HYPNIC HEADACHE
CORONAVIRUS AND MIGRAINE The Migraine Trust helplines are here to try to answer your questions or queries about any aspect of coronavirus and migraine. Please do seek our help and we’ll do our best to share the answers to the most frequently-asked questions on our social media channels and ebulletin so as many people from the migraine community as possible can benefit.CHRONIC MIGRAINE
Chronic migraine is a distinct and relatively recently defined sub-type of Chronic Daily Headache. The International Headache Society defines chronic migraine as more than fifteen headache days per month over a three month period of which more than eight are migrainous, inCOMMON TRIGGERS
The environment. There are certain trigger factors which can be related to environmental issues such as high altitude, weather changes, high humidity, loud noises, exposure to glare or flickering lights. It is unclear if light and sound are themselves triggers, or if heightened sensitivity to them are early features in MEDICATION-OVERUSE HEADACHE It is characteristic of migraine that people have episodic attacks of multiple symptoms (pain, nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light and sound) but they go back to their usual state of health in between attacks. Medication-overuse headache, in contrast, is a dull constantheadache which is
MIGRAINE WITH BRAINSTEM AURA Migraine with brainstem aura is a rare subtype of migraine with aura and studies investigating it are limited. The symptoms will include two or more of the following: visual disturbances in both eyes. speaking difficulties. hearing problems. tingling in the hands and feet. dizziness. vertigo. ringing in MIGRAINE AWARENESS WEEK Migraine Awareness Week. Each September we use this week to raise general awareness of migraine as a serious public health issue and to reduce stigma. While there is an increasing awareness of migraine and understanding of what it is, not many would disagree that we are no where near the level of awareness and understanding that we need toreach.
HYPOGLYCAEMIA
The brain not receiving enough glucose causes most of the symptoms of hypoglycaemia, which include: headache, migraine, confusion, nausea, sweating, faintness, and hypothermia. If the hypoglycaemia is very severe and prolonged, it can even cause loss-of-consciousness and death, although this is rare.HYPNIC HEADACHE
Hypnic headaches occur exclusively at night, waking you from your sleep at the same time, usually between 1 and 3 am. Indeed this condition has the nick name “alarm clock headache”. The pain can be unilateral (on one side of the head) or bilateral (on both sides ofthe head).
FEVERFEW - THE MIGRAINE TRUST Feverfew is used as a preventive (or prophylactic) treatment for migraine. A number of people have reported that after taking feverfew their migraine attacks have gradually become less frequent and in a few cases have stopped altogether, but evidence regarding benefit is conflicting. When the National Institute for Health and CareExcellence
LORRAINE'S STORY
Lorraine's story. I was around nine when I got my first migraine. I hope my story can be of help to anyone our there suffering from migraine of any type. I was around nine when I got my first migraine, it was a stomach migraine, so I actually threw up. I remember being put to bed, with Lucozade, thinking it was just a headache from thesun.
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