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

[@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

[@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.

[@davidjamesmarshman94]

What a great video. Thank you

[@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.

[@tomaridance]

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

[@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.😊

[@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.

[@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.

[@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

[@90quiroz]

His explanation is so informative and Thank you !

[@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.

[@marybender2372]

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

[@michelleslifeonrepeat]

Wonderful information.

[@janmartell9792]

This is a wonderful explanation.

[@healthsmart4661]

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

[@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. 🤯

[@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.

[@DrKazAstro]

Excellent. Thank you

[@stephumble]

Thank you! Great video!

[@JZGreengo]

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

[@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

[@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!!