A Conversation for Migraine
kid's classic migraine
Connie L Started conversation Jan 16, 2003
When I was still a kid, I could identify a very specific psychological trigger to migraines.
I was a geeky, "indoors" kid who loved spending holidays reading novels, so mention of outdoors activities (mountain hiking being my dad'd favorite) could trigger the worst, full-scale migraines (including loss of half my visual range, nausea, and a terrible pounding headache).
Stress at school, and sports, especially jogging (very boring !), would do the same.
It hardly ever happened again after I could decide for my own outdoors activities (including mountain hiking) !
The only "remedies" I could find confort in were sleeping, and the smell of fresh lavender (any other fragrance/smell would be hardly unbearable).
Beware of sudden onset
meniscus Posted Jan 27, 2003
Beware of sudden onset of extreme headache or visual disturbances. These are also symptoms of stroke.
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