Migraine

Migraines are persistent headaches with symptoms including nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light, sound, and smell, and vision abnormalities. Migraines may disrupt everyday life for hours or days. Migraines may be caused by hereditary, environmental, or neurological causes.
Causes of migraine:
  1. Genetics: Migraines may be inherited.
  2. Environmental factors: stress, lack of sleep, hormonal fluctuations, diet, and weather may cause migraine.
  3. Neurological factors: abnormal brain activity, especially in the trigeminal nerve, which senses the face and head, is thought to induce migraines.
Common migraine symptoms include:
  1. Moderate to severe head pain: Migraines cause throbbing or pulsating head pain on one side.
  2. Light, sound, and smell sensitivity: Migraines may produce sensitivity to these stimuli.
  3. Nausea and vomiting: Migraines often cause nausea and vomiting.
  4. Visual disturbances: Migraines may cause flashing lights or blind patches before or during an attack.
  5. Other symptoms: dizziness, trouble concentrating, and fatigue are also migraine symptoms.
Migraines may cause:
  1. Chronic migraine: Frequent headaches may disrupt everyday life and need continuing treatment.
  2. Medication overuse headache: Overusing migraine medication may induce medication overuse headaches, which can worsen migraines.
  3. Mood disorders: Migraines may lead to anxiety and despair.
  4. Sleep disturbances: Migraines may cause sleeplessness.
  5. Impaired function: Migraines may prevent people from working, going to school, or doing other things, affecting their quality of life.
  6. Stroke: Rarely, migraines, especially those with an aura, may raise stroke risk.
Neurotherapy increases acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter. It keeps the body's acid-alkaline balance optimal.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) affects the central nervous system. Long-term autoimmune disease. Multiple sclerosis is in flames and damages the nerve fibre-protecting myelin sheath. Damage may cause mobility, vision, and sensory issues. Multiple sclerosis can progress and cause disabilities.
Different types of Neurotherapy treatments may be used, depending on the patient's symptoms. These treatments could help reduce inflammation, improve digestion and blood flow, give the patient more energy, and take care of other needs.