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NEW migraine relief!
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“Migraines are debilitating, and they can be quite difficult to treat. But patients shouldn’t lose hope,” Dr. Ozudogru said.
When she sees a new patient with migraines, she reassures them: “I’m not going to give up,” she says.
“We’ll keep trying.”
And today, there are more treatment options than ever to choose from…
Tags: alternative options, headaches, latest treatments, migraines, seizures
NEW migraine relief!
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Your head is throbbing, pulsing, pounding, light is blinding, you want to puke, you can’t think straight.
Sound familiar?
Welcome to the miserable world of migraines.
Tags: alternative options, disrupt pain pathways, latest treatments, migraines, seizures
Weird epilepsy triggers…
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Here’s a list of uncommon epilepsy triggers you may have experienced or know about.
Feel free to add to this list of the weird and the unknown…
Tags: Atmospheric Conditions, Barometric Pressure, Body Toxins, Boredom, Casinos, Dental Problems, diabetes, Epilepsy triggers, Grapefruit, Hyperventilation, Immersion in Hot or Cold Water, Low Blood Sugar Level, Mah-Jong, migraines, music, Odors and Perfumes, Overeating, sleep apnea, water, Weird
NEW migraine relief!
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“Migraines are debilitating, and they can be quite difficult to treat. But patients shouldn’t lose hope,” Dr. Ozudogru said.
When she sees a new patient with migraines, she reassures them: “I’m not going to give up,” she says.
“We’ll keep trying.”
And today, there are more treatment options than ever to choose from…
Tags: alternative options, disrupt pain pathways, latest treatments, migraines, seizures
Epilepsy & Migraines — Kissing Cousins
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A strong relationship between migraines and epilepsy has long been suspected.
But now it is fact, according to extensive research cited by Steven Karceski, MD in Practical Neurology Magazine.
Epilepsy Related Conditions
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In chronic conditions, such as epilepsy, the coexistence of more than one illness in a patient is the rule rather than the exception…
Men and women with epilepsy have a two-to five-fold increase in the occurrence of conditions, such as migraine, cerebrovascular and cardiovascular disorders. Along with gastrointestinal disorders, pulmonary disorders, dementia, chronic fatigue, mood disorders, anxiety, and personality disorders.
Tags: diabetes, epilepsy related conditions, heart disease, infection, inflammatory disorders, migraines, sleep disorders
Weird Epilepsy Triggers
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Here’s a list of uncommon epilepsy triggers you may have experienced or know about.
Feel free to add to this list of the weird and the unknown…
Tags: Atmospheric Conditions, Barometric Pressure, Body Toxins, Boredom, Casinos, Dental Problems, diabetes, Epilepsy triggers, Grapefruit, Hyperventilation, Immersion in Hot or Cold Water, Low Blood Sugar Level, Mah-Jong, migraines, music, Odors and Perfumes, Overeating, sleep apnea, water, Weird
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Phylis Feiner Johnson
I've been a professional copywriter for over 35 years. I also had epilepsy for decades. My mission is advocacy; to increase education, awareness and funding for epilepsy research. Together, we can make a huge difference. If not changing the world, at least helping each other, with wisdom, compassion and sharing.
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