Migraineurs who experienced reduced stress from one day to the next have a significantly higher risk of a migraine attack on the following day, according to a new study published recently in Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of … Continue reading
With approximately 190,000 migraine attacks happening in the UK every day, even if you don’t have migraine yourself, it’s likely you will come in contact with a sufferer at some point. Here’s five key migraine facts everyone should know: Migraine … Continue reading
This article is part one of a series of articles focusing on the history of migraine. First Select Your Crocodile Pharmacotherapy, the treatment of illness by administering drugs is still the principal way migraine is treated these days and is … Continue reading
What’s your position on migraine and chocolate?Along with red wine,chocolate seems to rank highly amongst the most commonly blamed substances when it comes to triggering migraines but what are the facts behind this? Should it really be avoided or is … Continue reading
You’ve got the worst headache of your life. It’s worse than the one you had last month, and that one was bad enough. Last time, you had to retreat to a dark room, because even the dull British daylight was … Continue reading
The benefits that yoga can have on wellbeing have long been established – relaxation, reduction of stress, anxiety and depression, and a calming effect on body and mind are well-known effects experienced by many who regularly practice the ancient art. … Continue reading
Teens who suffer with migraines can now track their symptoms with a specially designed migraine app. The migraine app – tested by researchers from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio – prompts users to input information about the type, … Continue reading
A recently published article has examined the relationship between stress and migraines. Published in the French journal Revue Neurologique, the article suggests that stress-relief therapies may even be of use in a migraine prevention setting. The authors discuss the complex … Continue reading
Taken from the Imigran Recovery website.
A Scots MEP is calling for the EU ban on ‘old school’ incandescent light bulbs to be reconsidered urgently according to a news item from UK Charity Migraine Action. “Low-energy light-bulbs may be 80% more energy efficient, but a sizable … Continue reading