(1) Do you suffer from migraine?

(2) He developed a severe migraine headache.

(3) Other causes of migraine are VDU screens and strip-lighting.

(4) Severe migraine can be treated with a drug which constricts the blood vessels.

(5) Nausea, diarrhoea, and vomiting may accompany migraine.

(6) These symptoms are particularly associated with migraine headaches.

(7) Even the smell of oranges can trigger his migraine.

(8) He suffers from severe migraine.

(9) She's a martyr to migraine!

(10) I'm getting a migraine.

(11) Associated vomiting and photophobia. 4. Family history of migraine.

(12) One-Sided Headache Cluster and migraine headaches are characteristically unilateral.

(13) Oh, he's got s desperate migraine.

(14) She is exhausted from migraine headaches and lack of sleep; the lines on her face have deepened.

(15) It is differentiated from migraine by the paroxysmal occurrence of the latter.

(16) I've got a bad migraine, I tripped and fell and cut my arm.

(17) The seventh-grader at Stapley Junior High School suffered migraine headaches and often missed school.

(18) He was suffering from frequent migraine attacks and had persistent desert sores which refused to heal.

(19) You can reduce the occurrence of migraine headaches with aspirin.

(20) Unquestionably, some migraine patients do not benefit from or can not tolerate either of the above classes of drugs.

(21) When I have a migraine, I can't stand up without vomiting and my vision is distorted.

(22) Her injuries have left her with chronic migraine headaches, seizures, insomnia, nausea and short-term memory loss.

(23) Migraine, too, is followed by nausea and vomit rather as sin is followed by remorse.

(24) I won't be coming this evening - I've got a migraine.

(25) She felt a dull ache in her right temple, heralding a migraine.

(26) The drug improves the long - term outlook of migraine sufferers.

(27) Diet may hold the clue to the causes of migraine.

(28) When I was forty I suffered from my very first migraine, I was in bed for five days with it.

(29) As mentioned previously, these observations have raised questions about the traditional pathophysiology ascribed to tension and migraine headaches.

(30) Music is the aspirin of the aching body. Listening to music reduces chronic pain and the frequency, intensity and duration of migraine, and chronic headache. Dr T.P.Chia 

(1) Do you suffer from migraine?

(2) He developed a severe migraine headache.

(3) Other causes of migraine are VDU screens and strip-lighting.

(4) Severe migraine can be treated with a drug which constricts the blood vessels.

(5) I won't be coming this evening - I've got a migraine.

(6) She felt a dull ache in her right temple, heralding a migraine.

(7) The drug improves the long - term outlook of migraine sufferers.

(31) Occasionally, some one will have the initial focal phase of migraine, followed by minimal or no headache.

(32) Family history of migraine. Migraine headaches occur much more capriciously than do muscle-contraction headaches.

(33) Much better to be untruthful and leave Laura thinking that but for a migraine, they might have spent the night together.

(34) The symptoms included memory lapses, depression, insomnia, daytime fatigue, slurred speech, confusion and migraine like headaches.

(35) It was carnival time, lights and siren, and Sorvino's migraine disappeared like a popping soap bubble.

(36) At some point, you may be struggling to evade a migraine from all the claustrophobic shuffling around.

(37) Monamine oxidase inhibitors are used occasionally in migraine patients who are refractory to other prophylactic drugs.

(38) This is why caffeine is the active ingredient in many prescription and nonprescription migraine treatments.

(39) If he had been, he'd have moved away double quick because the slightest whiff of orange triggers off his migraine.

(40) And if you'd like to discover what triggers your migraine, write to Dept.

(41) My first meal was days later because, as ever, the migraine kicked in after the anaesthetic.

(42) Migraine headaches occur much more capriciously than do muscle-contraction headaches.

(43) It is an effective prophylactic agent in many migraine patients.

(44) Vomiting may occur with either migraine or lesions that increase intracranial pressure.

(45) At this time, the consensus is that food allergy is not a proven etiologic agent in migraine.

(46) Inhibitors of prostaglandins also inhibit the increased platelet aggregation, which is present in the early phases of migraine.

(47) This agent may be used in the cluster headache patient, as described in the discussion of migraine prophylaxis.

(48) This type of migraine is triggered by lowered oestrogen levels which occur around the time of a period.

(49) The syndrome is subdivided into classic migraine, common migraine,[http:///migraine.html] and complicated migraine.

(50) Her bowels were much improved by this, but Edith still had migraine attacks and trouble with her joints.

(51) They are known to counteract both the vasoconstriction and the enhanced platelet aggregation present in the initial phase of migraine.

(52) They claim it can relieve migraine and sinusitis and not so surprising, remove ear wax.

(53) The curtains swung back to reveal Marie in a glistening silver robe and an expression suggesting the onset of migraine.

(54) Propranolol, which is used so commonly in migraine prophylaxis, is not beneficial in most cluster headache patients.

(55) A migraine headache instantly struck Wyatt, electricity tearing through a leaf and departed as quickiy as it had come.

(56) She suffered from migraine, diarrhoea with wind and bloating, and stiff, painful joints.

(57) Consistent with the protean nature of migraine, there are many exceptions to this generalization.

(58) He had suffered severe migraine which did not respond to conventional treatment.

(59) Other features of migraine, such as the distinct periodicity and vomiting, may be lacking.

(60) Headaches, migraine, insomnia, epilepsy and rheumatoid arthritis are among the conditions that are susceptible to placebos.

(61) A migraine headache can cause disabling pain.

(62) Migraine A migraine headache can cause disabling pain.

(63) A migraine headache can cause disabling disabling pain.

(64) A migraine headache can cause the disabling pain.

(65) Optimizing Prophylactic Treatment of Migraine: Subtypes and Patient Matching.

(66) Migrainous infarction is considered a rare complication of migraine.

(67) Base artery migraine is to be during migraine fit, function of occurrence head dry nerve is disorder, constant companion has complete blind and recognizant change to wait.

(68) To explore the blood rheologic condition of patients withobstinate migraine and to seek for treatment strategies.

(69) Many migraine migraine sufferers say, hot weather and low barometric pressure can add act as riggerstriggers.

(70) Trigemino - cervical reflex abnormalities in patients with migraine and cluster headache.

(71) Many migraine sufferers say hot whether weather and low barometric pressure can act as triggers.

(72) AIM:to observe clinically the effectiveness of Corydalis Yanhusuo on the abolition and prophylaxis of migraine.

(73) Electroencephalogram(EEG) and transcranial Doppler(TCD) recordings were carried out in 25 children with migraine during ictal and interictal period.

(74) But exactly why does bright light hurt the migraine sufferer?

(75) The effect of treatment with nifedipine in 30 cases of migraine was studied, including typical and common migraine and cluster headache.

(76) CONCLUSIONS: CAS were present in half of our migraine patients and the clinical features may help differentiate migraine from CH.

(77) Nearly all migraine is thought to be a common complex polygenetic disorder—in the same camp as diabetes, cancer, autism, hypertension and many other disorders. Such diseases run in families.

(78) Q . What is the connection between migraine and patent foramen ovale?

(79) Prevalence and Clinical Findings of Migraine and Tension - type Headache in Adolescents.

(80) Insomnia, migraine headache, RHD,[] overweight and traumatism were the important risk factors in the young cases.

(81) CONCLUSIONS: This study supports previous observations that migrainous infarction mostly occurs in the posterior circulation, and in younger women with a history of migraine with aura.

(82) Migrainous vertigo (MV) is different from a common peripheral vertigo or central vertigo because MV always complicates with migraine.

(83) Many migraine sufferers say hot weather and low barometric pressure can act as triggers.

(84) Conclusion Migraine attack repeatedly might have a close relationship with myelinopathy, and the probable mechanism may be owed to abnormal cerebral vasomotor function.

(85) Often a headache. Is intermittence migraine how to a responsibility? Be cerebral cancer?

(86) In a recent well controlled study published in the journal Cephalalgia, a group of migraine patients were tested for IgG antibodies against 266 different food antigens.

(87) Objective: To observe the clinical curative effect of cyproheptadine combined with nimodipine on children migraine.

(88) Conclusion:(1)Etiopathogenesis of migraine without auro may be same with the that of migraine with auro during migraine attacks.

(89) Effects of Visual Pathway Lesions on the Visual Aura of Migraine.

(90) Since then, several studies have evaluated botulinum toxin as a migraine preventative.

(91) In recent years research development was biggish on etiology, diagnosis and treatment of ophthalmoplegic migraine.

(92) Perhaps we should be more sympathetic: the World Health Organisation has ranked a day with severe migraine as disabling as a day with quadriplegia, psychosis or dementia.

(93) AED is increasingly being used to prevent migraine headaches, double-blind controlled studies suggest that valproic acid (VPA) or double valproic acid, TPM, GBP had a good effect on migraine.

(94) The experience prompted Ms.Glaser to help create the Migraine Research Foundation.

(95) Recent research demonstrates that BTX -A may be an effective therapy for pain syndrome, such as myofascial pain, migraine and different type of headache.

(96) Objective To evaluate the possibility of migraine in Chinese with the cerebral arteriopathy due to autosomal dominant implicated in subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy.

(97) CONCLUSION. : Our findings support the arteriolar vasodilatation theory in migraine without aura .

(98) Conclusions: TCD test has an important objective value in the diagnose of children with Migraine.

(99) Does Closure of Patent Foramen Ovale as a Treatment for Migraine with Aura?

(100) The Cleveland Clinic in Ohio says the cluster headache can be many times more intense than a migraine.

(101) Cranial Autonomic Symptoms in Migraine : Characteristics and Comparison with Cluster Headache.

(102) To treat my migraine(), I had to make many visits to the doctor and be dependent on painkillers or Panadol.

(103) Conclusion The NO is closely related to the attack of migraine, and NO synthetase depressor can help the treatment of it.

(104) Objective : To explore personality test and brainstem auditory potentials ( BAEPs ) in patients with migraine.

(105) Conclusion The hemodynamics changes vessel were observed in children patients with vascular migraine attack by TCD.

(106) The active ingredient in MAP's migraine drug, known as MAP0004, is dihydroergotamine, which has been used intravenously for 60 years by hospitals for treating severe migraines.

(107) Acute recurrent headache commonly seen in children and adolescents includes migraine and cluster headache.

(108) Although several studies reported silent brain lesions on neuroimaging in patients with migraine with aura, knowledge about lesion patterns in acute migrainous infarction is scarce.

(109) According to 50 reports of clinical manifestation from myogenic migraine patients, the symptoms of 12 patients were disappeared, and there was significant abatement on the other patients.

(110) Conclusion Acupuncture has obvious analgesic effect on no - premonitory migraine at remission stage.

(111) Objective:To investigate the value of the trigeminal exteroceptive suppression (ES)of temporalis and masseter muscles on tension-type headache(TTH)and migraine using electromyography(EMG).

(112) This article reviews three common primary headache disorders in children and adolescents, includes migraine, tension headache and cluster headache.

(113) Aides to Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann say she suffers from severe migraine headaches that can incapacitate her for days at a time.

(114) Cortical spreading depression ( CSD ) : A neurophysiological correlate of migraine aura.

(115) Aid digestion, heal headache and migraine, relieve the symptoms of allergic reactions , elevate inspirit.

(116) Many migraine's migraine sufferers say hot weather and low ( be ) matrix barometric pressure as triggers.

(117) The conclusion is, in the process of dealing with both "Title" and "Abstract", we all can get the target word "magnesium" from the beginning retrieval word "migraine headache".

(118) Conclusion: It's effective to treat migraine with massage and irradiate with magical light.

(119) Abstract: Electroencephalogram(EEG) and transcranial Doppler(TCD) recordings were carried out in 25 children with migraine during ictal and interictal period.

(120) Objective To study the clinic effects of migraine with emotional disorder by paroxetine.

(121) AIM: To compare the efficacies of sumatriptan injection (Sum) vs ergotamine and caffeine tablet (Erg) on migraine.

(122) Objectve To find the relationship between migraine and abnormal function of vasodilation and vasocontriction and the variation of hemodynamics in different stage of migraine.

(123) Objective : To examine morphologic changes in the somatosensory cortex ( SSC ) of patients with migraine.

(124) The pathophysiologic mechanism between neurogenic inflammation and migraine are explored.

(125) There are some food that trigger off a headache or migraine attack and some that don't.

(126) Conclusion Naokang ling oral liquid can block the nerve cell apoptosis of migraine model rat.

(127) The females with migraine have a lower quality of life than the male ones, especially in the aspects of physical health, recognition function, work and study.

(128) The doctor has a fellow feeling for his migraine patients, since he suffers from it himself.

(129) Many migraine sufferers say, hard hot weather and low barometric as triggers.

(130) Many migraine suffers sufferers say hot weather and low barometric pressure can add act as triggers.

(131) What tests or determination besides subjective patient's say-so determined [your diagnosis of] a migraine?

(132) Essential tremor (ET) and migraine headache are considered comorbid diseases on the basis of uncontrolled studies.

(133) Objective: To observe and evaluate the clinical curative effect of the common migraine in stage of attack according to synthetic auricular point therapy.

(134) Many migraine suffers sufferers say hot weather and low barometric pressure can act as triggers.

(135) The authors reviewed the relationship between migraine aura and cortical spreading depression.

(136) CONTEXT: Migraine is considered to be an episodic condition with no long - term consequences.

(137) Many margins migraine sufferers say hot weather and low barometric pressure can act as triggers.

(138) Many m migraine sufferers say hot weather and low b barometric pressure can tact as triggers.

(139) Synthetic Auricular Point Therapy can regulate the balance of CGRP and ET in the migraine patients(),[http:///migraine.html] which can develop the functions of endothelincytes.

(140) I feel awful! I've had an excruciating migraine all day.

(141) Differentiation between migrainous infarction and prolonged migraine aura is difficult and associated with delayed admission of patients.

(142) Objective To observe therapeutic effect of acupuncture on no - premonitory migraine at remission stage.