The Warning Signs of a Migraine

Migraine headaches are different from common headaches which we’ve all experienced. Migraines are debilitating headaches that are very severe and usually prevent one from being able to do normal daily tasks.

They’re often described as throbbing pain felt on both sides of the head and can even cause nausea and vomiting in some people because the pain is so strong.

Warning Signs of a Migraine

Over-the-counter (OTC) migraine pain relief tablets are the most common types of treatment used to ease symptoms of a migraine attack that’s already begun.

Let’s explore the warning signs of a migraine and how to treat it once it kicks in. 

The Warning Signs of a Migraine         

What Is Prodrome?

Sometimes called a pre-migraine, this is when you might start to notice early warning signs of an impending migraine. It’s different for everyone and can start days or several hours before the migraine fully hits.

While not everyone feels the same things during prodrome, you may experience some common symptoms such as yawning a lot, frequent urination more frequently, and craving chocolate more than usual.

Try to make note of how you feel before each migraine and write it down in a journal so notice the signs ahead of your next migraine.

Other Warning Signs of an Approaching Migraine

  • Irritable Mood
  •  Feeling Exhausted
  • Digestive Problems
  • Sensitivity to Sound or Light
  • Vision Changes

TREATMENTS FOR MIGRAINES

Over The Counter Medication for Migraine Attacks

For the most part, the best tablets for migraine are used to address the symptoms of a migraine attack that’s underway rather than to prevent a migraine attack.

The best tablets for migraine relief are:

·         Advil, Motrin - Ibuprofen

·         Aleve (Naproxen)

·         Aspirin

·         Tylenol (Acetaminophen)

5 Other Tips for Migraine Relief

1. Take an OTC or prescription Medicine

2. Use an Essential Oil that is good for migraines and apply it on your temples and forehead.

3. Take some Magnesium or Vitamin B complex

4. Use a hot or cold compress

5. Relax in a room that is quiet and dimly lit

To prevent triggers that set off your migraine attacks, try making lifestyle changes to reduce stress by meditating, exercising, or getting plenty of sleep to lower your risk of chronic migraines. 

You may need to try several different types of OTC headache & pain relief medications before you find what works best for you. Pearl Chemist Group provides the best migraine treatment and medications available on the market. Visit us in-store or online.

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