Spotlight on Migraine - Episode 6 - The Sensitive Brain and Migraine Triggers

[@rdallas81]

I have moving migraine. I have variables in my headaches. I have had many tests, MRI, CATscans, blood work, ER, after ER, after ER visits and many shots if visterol, and demerol, and anti nausea injections. Those do not help...in the long run. Pray to God. You are special, migraine headache sufferers, you are blessed by being cursed as you have a special ability to interpret, and discern "many" things. Just as I have, and am, and will continue to be until that day, the final day. God bless us all.

[@sarahkacso1719]

What an amazing way to look at this curse called migraines I’ve been a sufferer for 26 years now . May God Bless you and keep you safe.

[@roche320]

Have you tried a psychiatrist yet?

[@lisakarg6831]

I'm writing from Germany and I suffer from bad migraine. Sorry my english is not so good. This channel is very very good, scientific information!! Thank you

[@FeelslikeHalloween]

I'm sorry that you suffer from migraines. They're awful. Your English is great! I'm trying to learn German and my German is terrible! Lol

[@fwteinig9]

Before I get a migraine I can feel it coming, I am really sensitive to strong smells, light and high pitch voices. If I am really stressed and tired and slept in a bad position, I will get it for sure. If am hungry for too long I will get it, if I have been sleeping all day I will get it, if am too sad, I will get it. I usually take panadol, rub my arms and legs in targeted places and go straight to bed. - -- If I cannot do that on time then I also cry out of pain and want to vomit as well. Things that help me besides that are laughter, exercise and hugs. The best thing after a migraine and post migraine, is when you wake up full of energy and perfectly fine like you havent been dying out of pain an hour ago. Is like your brain was switched off and on again.

[@aymanreddah3137]

Other than having migraine you're also highly sensitive, same goes for me! I took a pill and i turn everything off and play some podcast to forget about the surrounding sounds..

[@annas.5894]

Changes in barometric pressure- particularly drops in pressure- are a common trigger. Sadly I can’t control the weather. 😞

[@moizkhan4204]

Yeah i noticed this. Yesterday when i woke up after 10 minutes i got blurred vision then headache. When i try to figure out trigger i noticed yesterday sudden change in temperature due to non seasonal rain which cause sudden change in temperature. Other triggers are like when i skipped meal and when my eyes get to much dry(i use artificial tear) and also when my sleep pattern change. There is less data available and treatment. Hope we can help each other.

[@Leshenn]

This is absolutely a trigger for me. Funny enough, my mother ONLY gets migraines when barometric pressure changes.

[@alexanderkelley5423]

My trigger is absolutely weather changes. I tried several Rx that helped very little until I tried Imitrex injections. It’s surprisingly very easy to do and my migrain is gone within 15 minutes. Hope this info brought nags you the same relief.

[@bobbyleeper]

I've always thought this too. Any tropical storm system and it triggers one.

[@FeelslikeHalloween]

Yup!

[@kathryndamron3238]

Half the time, when neurologists talk about migraine I don't connect with most of what they say, and I've had migraine 30 years. There is something they are not getting.

[@sunnybluenotes8239]

Kathryn Damron sounds like your migraine is speaking 😹 we gonna make it

[@cognitiveanimatedgeometry5433]

what do you think they are missing?

[@Lona_gomez]

When blood vessels get narrowed down and it causes tremendous pain around gum, temple and head. I use a medicine prescribed by my doctor and i get relief. But there is no permanent treatment for this. Moreover, im getting more and more sensitive these days. Light and sound sensitivity is killing me.

[@777hathor]

@@Lona_gomez 500gms of B3 when I get the aura in 10mins it’s over. B3 dilates the blood vessels.

[@ChrisJamesPodcast]

Microbiome. Check out Viome

[@psyfertech]

ive never been able to relate any triggers to when i get my migraines they are always pretty random, i usually always have a headache every day and most of the time what happens is that regular dull headache will rapidly progress into a migraine if i dont take medicine to stop it

[@cLaudSy]

I think you just have bad headaches not migraines

[@michelenichele294]

Thx

[@angelamarkopoyloy7546]

Me too, what do you to prevent them? Mine start at 6 in the morning. I Take triptans

[@jadelenton5285]

@@cLaudSy sounds more like chronic migraine to me - what I've been diagnosed with

[@thomashall2753]

It could also be that continued use of medication has caused rebound headaches which then turn into more migraines that continue the vicious cycle. Have a talk with your GP about that, you never know it could take done the frequency. Good luck! I suffer from them also it’s debilitation and just horrible

[@debbief9861]

This is probably the most interesting piece I've encountered regarding migraine. I'd not heard of the sensitive brain, but this really resonated with me.

[@v.dargain1678]

Same .

[@saorcali]

I’ve been keeping a diary to discover some of my triggers. Salt, MSG, sweeteners, Red Wine, Strong artificial smells (e.g. vanilla air freshener), excessive sugar, squinting at the sun, hunger, dehydration, oversleeping (between 9 and 12+ hours, despite my habit to sleep through migraines), stress/ panic.

[@denissemedina4619]

Wow those are a lot of triggers. That’s good that you’ve learned to recognize them tho. In my case lack of sleep, not wearing my glasses enough, dehydration, too much social media even while wearing my glasses, hunger, and keeping my head down for too long while using my computer, phone or iPad. As long as I avoid these I’m good 🥲 I haven’t had a migraine in over a year and very few headaches 🙏🏻

[@maxpowers8791ify]

You are the first person to say they get them when squinting. That gets me too.

[@dawnwheeler2649]

I have suffered from chronic debilitating migraines since I was a child, literally had first migraine around seven years of age! Since I was young and then were 1-2 times per year and I had horrific vomiting my parents thought at first I just got a stomach virus. It was not until I reached 11-12 that they became super frequent and horrendous. In my teens my doctor tried medications but nothing worked. They were embarrassing as no one else I knew had them and I would lie about it. I am always light sensitive so with migraines I sometimes get visual disturbances of shooting stars, loss of peripheral vision, strobing effects. I am bedridden throughout them. As I went through menopause they became less frequent but changed in intensity and duration. Whereas I. Would always vomit when younger, this became almost non existent, or rare. But pain would hit a piercing high. Now over 60 they are again becoming more frequent. I did notice that when I get Botox in my face they seem to go away for a long period of time. I reached a point when I was young that I decided that this was just my cross to bear in life .

[@connielabarr2249]

This doctor is describing exactly what it’s like for me!

[@RFakonWolf_Art]

Migraine getting worse during work that won't be finished anytime soon is super suffering.

[@rdallas81]

Watching after a migraine. Have these headaches since age 5. Almost 40. Less frequent, but just as severe. Nauseating, blinding and wanting of death when these migraines occur.

[@MajorIllustration]

I’ve had for many decades. Am finally serious about finding food triggers. Found good info. on yt and comment s. I pray for revelation for all of us!

[@jenniferbecker2665]

Agreed

[@mudpuppy318]

I’ve obviously been on the edge for a few years.. I suffered a traumatic brain injury a few years ago and the headaches followed, migraine or two a year and lots of low grade ones in between. Recently I switched jobs to something that requires a lot more brain power, high stress etc. Now it’s been non stop, back to back full blown migraines for weeks. I absolutely love my new job! This helped understand migraines a bit better.. thanks for posting!

[@weekendnomad5038]

Weed helps.. I would take 2-4 puffs in the morning.. and then the same at night. After about a week they would just stop and be gone for months. Which is wild to me because I have them 24/7 and no one knows why I have them. It’s not legal here though :/ and I really don’t trust the street pharmacists since the whole fentanyl thing is out of control. I’ve just been suffering and basically been feeling suicidal. I won’t do it though

[@annaellemay8590]

I've had migraines for a big part of my life. I'm a week away from being 19. After all my years of researching and reading about migraines this video was the most insightful! New subscriber!

[@sarahkacso1719]

I was thinking the very same thing! I’m 39 and have been suffering from migraines for 28 years

[@C82-d8i]

@@sarahkacso1719 same sarah, what have you tried. Ive been on propanalol but i still have them 6 times a year. Migraines have caused depersonalization and anxiety

[@Tad-For-Global-Peace]

Dr Michael teixido

[@danriano3461]

people think im afraid of direct sunlight and heat because i dont want to get tanned (asian) but truth is its the worst trigger for my migraine 2nd is extremely loud music with bass as the bass drops I can also feel my pulse in my temples

[@marianneyag4106]

Thank you for such a informative migraine information. You are so right, we do have a sensitive brain. I can get a migraine from airplane & train fuel. I even get a a migraine from the pressure of the air and if a thunder storm is approaching. I’m so glad, I came across your very knowledgeable, expertise and informative video presentation ❤️

[@C82-d8i]

So basically everything can trigger them

[@onireyes7823]

YES. I finally know whats going on with me. My trigger is stress. This ONE trigger will activate the rest. I will get sensitive to light, caffeine AND gluten, during periods of STRESS. I have been wondering why i get migranes (I refuse to take over the counter medicine for them and I havent been to the doctor for them because I havent been too good at self-care the past 10 years of my life) for years. I wanted to know WHY, now I do. THANK YOU. I will work on my stress levels to prevent my symptoms. They are so bad I end up laying down for hours unable to function. But recently they have gotten worse which has lead me to search online and after watching this video i decided to seek a specialist to get better. I cant keep having them daily. I need to work! But the sensitive brain idea ... it fits exactly how I feel.

[@denissemedina4619]

Hi, I hope you’re doing better. The worst migraines episodes I’ve ever had happened during a time in my life where I was going through so much stress. So yes stress is a huge trigger. I’d say making sure you’re properly hydrated, sleeping enough, do some breath work before bed and after waking up and stretch your neck area a few times a day. I also avoid to take meds, even tho I haven’t had a migraine in over a year I get random headaches, but drinking water with a pinch of salt, stretching my neck and a few deep breadths helps me get rid of it. I did go to see a neurologist a year ago & he prescribed me preventative medication that I’m only supposed to take when I get a migraine and as soon as possible. Also only 1 pill every 72 hours. That pill is the only thing that can completely stop the migraine in less than 30 min, but it does make me feel super drowsy after, even for a day or too 😅

[@susanwood1445]

Why do you have thumping music and zooming pictures at the start of your videos. I am a migraine sufferer with photo sensitivity and noise sensitivity. You don't instil confidence that you know about migraine disorderz when your titles can trigger my migraines, especially with a hypersensitive brain. Sorry but I can't even get past the first seconds without seering sharp pain & the start of a migraine. Please change your titles , just titles, no flashing and no thumping music. Thanks.

[@Alimck333]

I hear you with the intro music..but I always turn down the volume and dim the brightness on the screen when watching media..

[@taraflynn7074]

❤❤

[@taraflynn7074]

How can I share this ?

[@susan3551]

I hate the background music a don’t ever looking at the moving parts. Right now down with a migraine which eased a bit. I don’t think I’ll be able to hear the content with the background noise either.

[@matter_of_fact_]

Yes, I was thinking this too. I came to the comments to see if anyone else had thought the same. This is when "know your target audience" is important.

[@mb8787]

When I was younger, I could sense a migraine coming on while watching tv, and I would force myself to stay watching, as there was not so easy to just stop and resume viewing as it is today, and I usually wanted to see the end of whatever I was watching... I would do this, even after I learned that I would most likely get a migraine attack after, but in the end, I had to teach myself to give up at the first point, because I would rarely be able to finish watching whatever it was I was watching anyway, and the longer I sat up watching tv, the stronger the migraine attack would be... It was better to just turn off the TV, and retreat to the bed sooner than later, and try to fall asleep before it got bad... But recently I got to try rizatriptan, which works wonders for me, and propanol, that I think helps, but not sure yet... (I have mostly hormonal migraines, and are overweight.)

[@IvaZapotocna]

Hello!”Migrainer” here!My migraines are mainly hormonal,but I have discovered over the years that processed foods like salami or ready made meals ,nuts ,citrus fruits and the latest jelly bonbons and too many fizzy drinks are my biggest triggers when it comes to food.I would avoid coffee if I’m already sick ,but if I feel that migraine is coming I have a good quality coffee and go out for a walk or do a food shopping.That sometimes saves me from getting full blown migraine.There are days where nothing but a sleep and wait till it’s over helps but I hope this is maybe helpful information to someone who is trying to find their own ways to help with migraines.✌🏼

[@jayncoclassic]

It feels like there's a connection between epilepsy and migraines because of the auras and no physical problem with the brain. I've been getting migraine since I was 4. Unfortunately most migraine sufferers are women and therefore there is no funding put towards research. Hence why the majority of migraine medications had a previous life as antidepressants, antipsychotics and muscle relaxants. I recently started Botox injections in my neck and shoulders and I've noticed a small improvement but overall I deserve better. I know too many women who suffer with migraines who simply get told to take Panadol.

[@chandlerapplegate9680]

Have you tried triptans?

[@annas.5894]

Jordan Russell - I couldn’t agree more. For such a disabling condition very little research is done. We do deserve better. Much better.

[@dg-qn5mi]

Exactly

[@ravenarellano8415]

There is definitely a connection, both involve a lower threshold for any sort of stimulus, both involve cortical spreading depression, auras, etc. Recall that most action potentials have to occur at threshold, well some people have a lower threshold and it is easier to reach action potential. I believe the difference is that migraine is inappropriate firing of sensory (afferent) neurons while seizure is inappropriate firing of motor (efferent) neurons. You will also find that medications to treat seizures are often effective in treating migraines as well.

[@chrissyp3065]

Great video. Ive experienced sensitivity to change in temp and get dizzy when I go from the air conditioning to a very hot car or outside on a really hot day. This is such a weird disorder.

[@alaskanalain]

I have to tell people around me that my migraine will make me temporarily forget how to speak. I will try to say: sorry I can't talk right now and end up saying something like "galeeble herschoot Maloof alakat" then feel like a complete idiot.

[@denissemedina4619]

There are certain triggers for my migraines. As long as I keep a healthy routine they don’t happen and I feel great. It’s hard tho bc I live an active life with school, work, gym, etc. When other people feel normal under stress, I get headaches, foggy brain, etc, after a bit of stress. It’s hard :( but thankfully I have learned how to avoid migraines and getting headaches often 🙏🏻

[@jessicawolfe5861]

Add together chronic migraine, fibro and PTSD and you get a lot of hypersensitivity. Lovely. The only food I know absolutely is a trigger for me is gluten.

[@paulmelville11]

This is the first explanation that has made sense for me. Generally explanations are diet & sleep. My trigger is always anaerobic sport in bright sunlight.

[@cLaudSy]

When I know I’m getting a migraine my vision goes fuzzy like a static screen but it’s not blue or black and white like a tv screen, it’s like clear so I guess I go blind. I’ve had migraines since I was 6 and I’m 14 now so I’ve had it for most my life and every time I get them I’m like “ oop...time to take some Panadol”. My parents trust me with taking panadol without them there because they know I’ve got headaches or migraines but most of the time I tell them just to make sure that they know. It’s so normal for me

[@abrahem9282]

migrane with aura in med medical terminology.

[@sbmarshall]

I used to have very strong migraines with aura and, in my case the cause was butter. I stopped eating foods with butter and I never had migraines again.

[@community1949]

When I was a gradeschool child I never got enough sleep during the school week and I remember that was a trigger and so was humidity and heat. Later hormone changes brought them on but I just thought it was due to menstruation or sinus problems. Now I know they were migraines.

[@mlmamataysalaro345]

I just wanna say that I am mocked and questioned, whenever I'm experiencing migraine phases, they never understand how painful migraine is! They think I'm just acting up. I do have SHM.

[@jenana7515]

Spot on . I have 1-3 migraine daily. I have been suffering severe chronic migraines for 34yrs. They're getting worse. After trying everything everything possible I'm giving up

[@montanag5974]

I was the same. Praying to God for healing and wisdom/help was the only thing that helped and changed my life

[@AteLolits]

Thank you for the information. It really helps me a lot and to understand the causes and triggers.

[@susanclara6611]

For me it's started last year... Dairy products like eggs, milk, plus chocolate, banana, ground nuts triggers my migraine.... Once I stopped taking them I feel much better.... Its a nice video

[@roche320]

Dairy products like eggs? Which cow lays eggs?

[@racheldoglover1007]

Shout out to the people that have migraines

[@miriam4235]

But not too loud please. 😅

[@yorkshirelass8786]

My migraines start with an aura usually, when the pounding headache stage starts I also get nausea, vomiting, dizziness, light and sound sensitivity. The dizziness and sensitivity last for about another day after the migraine headache has gone. I'm currently in this phase, laying in bed on my day off work after a sleepless night with migraine.

[@99nikkidee]

The common link to those trigger foods are histamines! Strongly recommend people to research histamine intolerance

[@rdallas81]

Thank You. I have had and have and just had 1 today, fir 35 years out of my 40 year life. Now I know why. Because Without a rainy day, there can be no sunny day. Without a migraine, I could not appreciate a non migraine day. God reveals all things to those who reveal themselves to HIM. God bless you.

[@abrahem9282]

5HT (serotonin), neuropeptides, CGPR (mediators) play major role rather than histamine.

[@washreport]

@@rdallas81 I had one today too and in the midst of it God spoke to me and gave me overwhelming peace right into a deep sleep. I feel good right now and I’m just so thankful to HIM for just this moment right now of relief. Then I read your words and you beautifully articulated what I feel.

[@bridget6234]

This comment is so dumb. Nobody spoke to your ass

[@karenhegarty7244]

Allergies/high histamine levels trigger migraines for me

[@thtzneem]

I’ve been getting migranes for 2-3 months now, and it’s really hard since I cant take any of the medicine others take, because I’m under 12. Noonday actually understands how painful and horrible it is. I’m not getting proper sleep anymore and I have come home from school countless of times. I’ve already been to the ER and they have told me to take a regular painkiller. It doesn’t work for me :/ I have an appointment with a specialist soon. Sorry for all this drama. I’ve just needed to get it out.

[@FilleMang]

You are not alone in this and someday you will find people who understand. Let your suffering make you a more kind person who can understand others and see what is important in life. Dont try to explain the pain. Even If you put it in word no one will understand how you suffer. You suffering should be explained with how you miss being able to be there for others and experience life. That way others will find it easier to take part in your stories.

[@carolpertuit6470]

No drama. So sorry you have this problem. 😔

[@venny4800]

I always get migraine attacks in the night but I still can't figure out what the problem is and its always the left side of my head plus the eye

[@Masqueesha]

The unholy trinity of triggers for me are a shift in hormones, alcohol, and barometric pressure. I have had migraines without alcohol as a factor (I drink rarely these days) but I’ve never had a migraine WITHOUT a hormone shift and barometric pressure change. I just started hormone replacement therapy, so I’m praying that’s enough to satisfy the migraine demons. I kind of feel like this is my last bit of hope, especially since I can’t do anything about the weather. 🙏

[@RGBEAT]

So many things are a trigger it’s impossible to control and is not getting to the core of the problem.

[@michellelooney6608]

Texas migraine clinic. Look it up. They get to the CORE and you don't have to go into the office. You get a free consultation. They do appointments on zoom. You don't have to live in TX and he's affordable.

[@samgreeneggs8101]

Yes I agree. It’s important they understand triggers are not causes! Otherwise people start saying it’s your fault you have a migraine cos you did something.

[@SaRa-qo7wq]

Great, Thanks a lot In Deutschland scheint Migräne unbekannt zu sein. Nicht mal als ich mit allen Symptomen zu Ärzten kam, wurde Migräne festgestellt. Bin richtig sauer, ich hätte einfach auf die Trigger achten und meine merkwürdigen Gewohnheiten wie kalte Dusche fortsetzen müssen.

[@innocenthumans3721]

Perfect 👌🙏🏻🇮🇳

[@thefeelingbelief3904]

I suspect the light of my smartphone causes my headaches. I watch youtube on it. It's like shining a torch in the eyes for hours. Laptop has same effect. Must ration the use to only once or twice a week and see if it calms the brain.

[@Lotusblume.8]

I got glasses that cancel blue light on these screens and it has helped a lot.

[@MPCALO]

@@Lotusblume.8 You can put blue light screen filter overlay on the TV, computer and may be on the smartphone. You can cut it to size.

[@mariannehoutzager9093]

When I was 5 years old, I got my first migraine attack. Now I am 68 and suffer reguarly heavy attacks of migraine. I use rizatriptane, paracetamol and 30 mg morphine. Sometimes it helps a lot, but most of the time I'm lying in my bed for two or three days. Then life is a hell.

[@shortbutsweet25]

I remember giving up all dairy for nearly a year, and that did not help to stop my migraines. I still got them ☹️

[@jooleeuh6430]

Anyone else's migraine almost triggered by the music at the beginning?

[@Combat556]

Atmospheric pressure changes will trigger my migraines. If the weather forecast prediction is a high pressure system, then I know with near certainty that a migraine is coming within 24 hours. The Doctors don’t know why, just take medication at earliest sign.

[@kathleenherrmann436]

I read that peanuts are notorious for developing a certain kind of mold. I have long suspected that's why sometimes I eat them just fine and other times they trigger me. I'm very sensitive to mold tho. I'm not sure if that would be a fit for everyone

[@NeighborhoodBasketCase]

I was working in the kitchen at work last night and it was 90+ degrees because the ventilation wasn't working. The restaurant industry sucks 😫 I got a nasty migraine that started within hours even with taking breaks in cooler places

[@qqq1701]

With food triggers I've only noticed one for me, food that has spoiled. A few times I've accidentally taken a bit or two of something that I could tell right away had gone bad. Very quickly I have a migraine. The one I remember the most was a bad bite of chicken in a KFC pot pie.

[@joycewoods109]

This made a lot of sense to me. I have suffered with migraines since I was a child and have now been diagnosed with Hemiplegic Migraines. It's so awful, but I know what the triggers are because of preventative medicines. It's hard to stay away from environmental triggers. Any ideas of what to do?

[@Rachel-ig2uq]

I have suffered migraines for over 40 years. Always last at least 2 days, the sickness, sensitive to light and sound. The only thing I can drink on the third day is weak black tea with a spoon of sugar. I have no idea why this settles my stomach. If I don't get my stomach settled the sickness returns. (By sickness I mean even hours after my stomach is empty, my body is still trying to empty )

[@MrEd9574]

Try ginger root!!! It's excellent for migraine nausea.

[@rico7913]

I'm suffering from headaches sinse I can remember it's really affecting my life sometimes I got headaches Évryday I did Mri scan and I'm totally alright! tabaco, alcohol, cold weather, hot weather, changes in weather, coffeine, anger stress, hunger, all of this cause me a headache sometimes it's mild and I can resist it and sometimes it's severe and it can accure in deffirent parts of my head, right side left side temples back of the head sometimes its general pain in all my head, medications like paracetamol sometimes help but most of the times not, I really don't know what to do it's like a curse, it spoiled a lots of good moments in my life.... Sometimes I'm struggling to do things that other people can do easly without any problèmes... I really need help and in my country I don't think no one can help me because it's not very developed country in such kinds of things... Please if anyone know what to do just say me...

[@fawadmirza.]

people who have this migraines, i have a question for you. Are you also a highly sensitive person (HSP)?

[@fawadmirza.]

Back to this video, as having migraine headache (right face localized) today...

[@lis1752]

I have been having migraines since I was a child. Recently I have constant headaches, I think from wearing a face mask for 8 hours a day, as required at my work in these times of Covid. Does anyone know more about that? And how to deal with it?

[@angelamarkopoyloy7546]

Try different masks

[@MajorIllustration]

You probably need oxygen. Seek and you will find a mask for $16-18.that may help. But I’m finally convinced of what John’s Hopkins specialist told me. “It’s a combination of things, but always a food sensitivity. “ ( Maybe an environmental one, too like ivory soap etc etc.)

[@thebluedot4728]

they could NOT have picked a worse music with that AWFUL bass......... for us migraine sufferers that was like a symbol in my mind and ur just smashing it right in my head

[@viditasalinas776]

What is called a severe headache that is there 24/7 for almost 2 months what kind of Migraine is that or is it a migraine?

[@Lionheart33xo]

There's such thing called new daily persistent headaches and chronic migraines

[@rebelsheep1544]

Scent triggers are no fun. The smell of red wine or mint is just ghastly. And all of the aromatherapy remedies for headaches smell like mint!

[@vcoonrod]

Agreed 100 percent!

[@Lotusblume.8]

Perfume is a huge trigger for me. I even went to the ER because of it. I would say it’s my strongest trigger besides stress.

[@ariffasaddiqa38]

@@Lotusblume.8 me too, how annoying is that. I can no longer wear perfumes with strong smells

[@minettedelacruz9242]

i been suffering from migraine in 3months and 2 nuero. Said theres nothing wrong with me. He not give me request for ctscan. Everyday i have headache i feel i die and scared😭

[@michellelooney6608]

Texas migraine clinic. Look it up. They get to the CORE and you don't have to go into the office. You get a free consultation. They do appointments on zoom. You don't have to live in TX and he's affordable.

[@onireyes7823]

seek for a neuro who will allow you to have the ctscan. im sorry this is so hard.

[@alaskanalain]

I don't really get headaches. Just display stroke like symptoms

[@samgreeneggs8101]

I’ve only ever had migraines so don’t know what a headache is! People say they have a headache and they suffer with it and keep going. Can’t do that with a migraine.

[@cynmo444]

I have complex migraines I have gotten hospitalized twice because I become paralyzed and loss of speech. I need help!!!!! If someone read this and can help me please reach out to me for any available test or studies. I’m open to finding a solution to this. It first happen 8/2023 and now 9/5/2024 again three episodes.

[@ankitajadwani1485]

Can migraine last for a month with full pain all time?

[@samgreeneggs8101]

Oh yes! I had one for more than ten years. Wanted to kill myself!

[@pippilangkous5089]

That sounds more like cluster headache

[@irenamilosevic3512]

I have hemiplegic migraines

[@josephinelong3214]

This music is not good for migraineurs. That percussion is very irritating. Otherwise thank you

[@mrschingzb]

Yeah makes me shiver

[@shivanichhabra1166]

migraine ki problem meri sister ko thi to unko head pain bhut jada hota tha bhut jada problem hoti thi to mere relative ne batya ki planet ayurveda se migraine ka care pack lo to humne use kiya or onko farak pada to ab vo theek hai

[@AnaGfit23]

Isn’t this just another word for dysautonomia? Or no?

[@marcofsw]

Adding unnecessary and stressful music in an interview will certainly cause migraines. Lots of them.

[@delphiniapickett2934]

Virus started mine. Never been the same. Every barometric change. Don't live where it rains alot it high elevation. Dryer better

[@selfcaresamantha]

Why do none of these doctors discuss the role of trauma in this neurological disorder? I was able to heal my chronic condition. The traumatized nervous system is absolutely sensitive and can be regulated over time. It seems like all the do is focus on the fact that there is pain and then discuss some new bs pharma treatment. The absolute worst thing i ever did for my condition was take the pills - a 50% success rate with the side effect of migraine is an absolute joke. ITs good to listen to understand how your brain works but they are not touching on root cause.

[@samgreeneggs8101]

Yea every medication I ever tried bar one made my migraines worse and last double the time. But the one that did work nearly killed me cos I went into ventricular tachycardia. Once I was hospitalised for 2 weeks while they tried to stop my migraine. They were coming in every so many hours dosing me up with a concoction of pills but after five days I started spitting them out when they left the room because I was certain they were causing even more problems than the initial migraine. It was becoming a vicious cycle of pain killers adding to the cause.

[@tes8035]

Hello, how did you heal your chronic condition?

[@ChristopherPuff]

I have migraines. food and light triggers are my downfall

[@v.dargain1678]

You are lucky . You found your triggers . Different types of food do not bother me . My migraines just come at any hour of the day .

[@kathleengivant-taylor2277]

Some foods and light triggers are mine also, I think that is common. I take preventive mds daily and when I do have attacks which is thankfully a lot less I use imitrex

[@anastasiae.9110]

Wow

[@beverlyquigley6608]

Is it my imagination or is this music and video sound is triggering a migraine. I have to stop watching it.

[@welcometoreality3450]

whenever i think of sensitive brain i think maybe take coconut oil & magnesium oil spray but i dont have a medical degree so... nevermind

[@greenchiky4672]

Nothing new...just general assumption

[@cneostandard9282]

.iiu

[@AR-jp7ev]

This video has unbearable background music edited over it!! Piercing high notes, with thudding beats that are particularly loud in the mix, it's just awful as someone who's sound-sensitive. Seriously, @Migraine Disorders, why add significant background sound like this on to any of your videos?? It's even more inexplicable on this video that's specifically about brains prone to sensory hypersensitivity! Maybe some migraineurs aren't so sound-sensitive, as I don't see it mentioned in the first few comments below. But as the neurologist specifically mentions sound as a potential trigger(!) that can provoke migraine attacks I doubt I'm the only one affected by it. It's an important topic, so I tried to struggle through it, but the effect was so bad I couldn't watch any more once the same noise started up yet again, layered on even while the expert speaker was still talking. So it looks like same sound effect has been used repeatedly throughout the video, between each chapter, as well as playing throughout the long introduction. Good grief. Talk about an accessibility fail for a video's target audience. Very frustrating.

[@weekendnomad5038]

I have chronic migraine. As soon as I heard the thumping I clicked off . My eyeball is throbbing now. Horrible music for migraine sufferers trying to get further educated on the subject