The Manifestation of Different Migraine Disorders with Dr. Michael Teixido - Episode 20

In this episode, we will hear from Dr. Michael Teixido, a neurotologist who specializes in conditions that affect hearing and balance. Dr. Teixido explains the pathophysiology of the different types of migraine, as well as the various symptoms associated with each disorder. Dr. Teixido explains common and rare migraine disorders including familial hemiplegic migraine, migraine with aura, abdominal migraine, precordial migraine and more.
This podcast is sponsored in part by Amgen/Novartis, Alder BioPharmaceuticals and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries.
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[@lindamca10]

Thank to whoever The doctor is in this video. I have suffered for twenty years with hemiolegic migrsine and NOT one doctor has ever explained all the different migrsine symptoms so well. I have never been able to put them all together but now I can thank you

[@bullittsandbullets1821]

He’s great. I see him every 2 months

[@rdallas81]

Faith in God will reveal, not heal your migraine. God knows. What's a sunny day without a rainy one? I can not appreciate a non migraine day without a migraine day. Out of what I considered a weakness, GOD used to reveal my strength. Out of It all came His Holy Ghost. Jesus had to suffer, so do I and I am so, so blessed for it all! God bless you!

[@americanbobtail1]

​@@rdallas81 - How about no migraines. It's unwarranted suffering. I do not care what quotes you can give me, but at the end of the day migraines are unwarranted suffering created by G-d. So, please explain to me how G-d is loving if there is no much pain in the world that G-d has created.

[@mdv5845]

See my post.

[@viditasalinas776]

How frequent were ur headaches

[@davidbodine1808]

This is the first doctor that clearly outlined the symptoms I’m experiencing and why. I now can pursue a treatment plan. The fear and anxiety of the symptoms were terrifying and even resulted in a ER visit. Thank you to the professionals that put this video together.

[@galenanightfire]

Ditto!

[@denisepaulsenful]

Samesies - my migraines always begin in the morning - always always random - the headache 🤕 gets progressively worse until I am debilitated and then throwing up like I had been drinking a 26’er the night before - making a call on the porcelain phone - retching and then I have to lay down for 2-days with intermittent bouts of nausea and throwing up - unable to eat for 2-days and by 48-hours the bout is over … I can have these attacks 2 to 3 times per year as the doctor suggests. I don’t drink any more - not for 7-yrs so the headaches are not related to alcohol consumption and in retrospect it seems the stupidest thing a human being would ever choose to do. I used to get so sick it was like I was losing my mind. I am Glaswegian so I was born with a genetic propensity for severe problems with alcoholism.

[@laurenbell3753]

I'm so thankful that I was put in touch with a Migraine Specialist about a year ago. He is the first Doctor that used the diagnosis of a Sensitive Brain. I've suffered with migraines for 30+ years. Your podcasts are very insightful. Thank You

[@tomaridance]

This is Michael Teixido M D NueroOtologist. He is the expert on vestibular migraine.

[@JJ-gw9vs]

This answers soooo many questions! And so mu h of it sounds like me. Example: can't ride carnival rides or getting motion sickness

[@peterclarke3990]

Thank you. This is something that your GP would not know. Its always easier to live with something when you know what it is. Let's look forward to a cure!!

[@johncomitz6187]

Wonderful Doctor!Explains much.Very good .He is a God send!Thank you for posting.

[@jessicawolfe5861]

I never thought of the connection of speech and migraines. I have periods when I can’t keep thoughts or words are just not available. Very frustrating. Plus I lost hearing in my left ear suddenly. Some hearing came back but I have periods where I can’t hear or the tinnitus gets bad or sounds get too shrill. When I mentioned migraines can be related I got poopoo’d.

[@tomorrowkiddo]

Thank you for making this. I have FHM and greatly appreciate the ability to share clear information for people who care about me and others who are experiencing migraines.

[@davidjamesmarshman94]

What a great video. Thank you

[@MsGrowltiger]

For forty years, I have had visual aura without headache. Usually two or three times a year. In 1986 I fell on the tennis court and suffered a contra coup injury. Hospitalized x 3 days. Extreme dizziness, vertigo, nystagmus (eyes twitching), loss taste and smell. Following this head injury I had a flurry of the visual auras, sometimes more than one in a day. That quieted down and they settled into rarity. I started keep track and had about 4 per year since 2023 so to get my attention they may have come more often. This summer I had four such visual migraines in a 4 week period. Each lasted les than 30 minutes and each classic. No headache but I felt like I had a hangover after. Didn't feel right. Also, not at the same time, but twice since June 1, I also had BPPV which lasted three to four days. I had dizziness (rolling over in bed, changing position) but also the disassociation the doctor described. I felt like I was looking down on the room from a great height. My ears itched constantly even though I had just been to the ENT to have the wax removed (I have small ear canals and make a lot of wax). I have hearing loss in one ear but don't know if that is age related (age 85 in September). I haven't had a real headache for 54 years and can't remember ever having a frank migraine like others (including my husband) describe. But my ears feel "full" and so does my head. Esp behind my eyes and in the occipital region. I have AVMs of the bowel and can't take Nsaids but am wondering if I should take Tylenol even though the headache is so mild I can get along without anything. This has been one of the most informative lectures I have ever heard. Thank you so much Dr. Teixido.

[@WonderBlubber]

I have had BPPV for a few years and just had my fourth migraine of my entire life; debilitating, with visual and then sensory aura. I never would've thought there was a link between these disorders, very illuminating.

[@NorthMountainFairy]

I have had my ear drum burst so many times since I was 7. In my 30s it burst so bad it essentially disintegrated. I have *NEVER* considered that my chronic migraines (20+/month most of my life) could’ve played a part. 🤯

[@marybender2372]

Whenever I have migraine I always feel that ‘something’ is being damaged

[@90quiroz]

His explanation is so informative and Thank you !

[@healthsmart4661]

Excellent.That Meneire's disease and Migraine may be similar disorders on two ends of spectrum is knowledge to me.Thank you.

[@bankerssilvermoon]

I have had headaches every day for almost 3 years and I’m on my 3rd neurologist. Things are pointing out to vestibular migraines. The rocking and feeling like I’m floating is strange I thought I was going crazy. Lucky me I live in Delaware and I know who to see next if I have to.😊

[@janmartell9792]

This is a wonderful explanation.

[@mdv5845]

I discovered EXACTLY what causes migraines and all headaches, not head pain. I cured mine and have been headache free for over 10 years. I was born with excruciating migraines that were made worse by military service and neuro-surgery.

[@michelleslifeonrepeat]

Wonderful information.

[@DrKazAstro]

Excellent. Thank you

[@stephumble]

Thank you! Great video!

[@lisakarg6831]

I'm writing from Germany this videos are so very informativ. sorry my English isn't good. We haven't this good videos in Germany😢😢 I'm suffering from migraine 20 day a month. It's a terrible illness and it destroys my life. The only medication what helps me a Triptans and indometacin. Cgrp ore others seems not to act. Please make it translation in german!! Thank you

[@JZGreengo]

The nerd we all need to educate other dumb neuros, some neuros just think everything is a tension headache

[@marybender2372]

What is a good treatment for classical migraine

[@denisepaulsenful]

? None that I’ve ever heard of other than extra strength Tylenol and go lay down for 2-days getting up only to do the necessary and keeping fluids up . It sucks

[@NatureHeadSupreme]

Qulipta works but constipation is real

[@pippilangkous5089]

In Europe the first step after tylenol is a NDAID like ibuprofen. After that a triptan. If the migran attacks are more frequent you can consider a profylaxe. Than you can start with candesartan, propanolol or metoprolol. An other option is topiramaat or valproaat. But I suggest you discuss your options with your own doctor as Dr KZbin isn't that reliable to be honest!

[@emilytaylor9461]

How do you prevent these everyday? Medication wise ect? I was diagnosed with three of these migraines types, it will make me lose perception of everything I will shake everything spins and I have tunnel vision. With head pain. I also experience weakness in my body so how do I stop my brain from doing this to me daily( over sensitive)

[@NatureHeadSupreme]

Qulipta

[@clive7305]

I get similar. Have vestibular migraine. Only lasts a few minutes to an hour. But everyday. How long does yours last?

[@kukalakana]

"For every person who has headache with aura, there are many more who have aura with no headache at all..." Otherwise known as lucky *fucking* bastards!!