Symptoms of menstrual migraine

Most female friends will experience migraines during menstruation. This means that they have not paid attention to their lifestyle habits recently, which will lead to some discomfort in their body. It is normal to have migraines during menstruation, but many female friends do not know what symptoms they will experience, so they cannot detect the presence of the disease in time.

Basic Introduction

If women’s menstrual headaches are not handled properly, it can easily lead to other complications, cause endocrine disorders, and bring unnecessary trouble. Patients should pay enough attention to frequent headache symptoms. You need to go to a regular hospital for professional examination and treatment. The latest research shows that the best way to treat headaches during women’s menstrual period is through a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. The main treatments include ATP neuron repair technique (ATP neuron rehabilitation technique), which uses a combination of Chinese and Western medicine to comprehensively regulate, improve the body's immunity, stimulate the body's potential, and say goodbye to headaches and live a life of ease.

Main symptoms

Menstrual headaches are migraines that occur during menstruation. Migraine headaches are characterized by throbbing pain on one side of the head that lasts from a few minutes to an hour and gradually intensifies until nausea and vomiting occur, at which point the pain will begin to improve. The headache is relieved in a quiet, dark environment or after sleep. Neurological and mental dysfunction may occur before or during a headache. According to studies, migraine sufferers are more likely to suffer local brain damage, which can lead to stroke, than ordinary people. The more migraines they have, the larger the area of ​​the brain that is damaged.

The diagnosis is not difficult if there is a long history of recurrent headaches, normal intervening periods, a normal physical examination, and a family history of migraine. Ophthalmoplegia can be caused by aneurysms, and arteriovenous malformations can also be associated with migraines. A head CT scan or cerebral angiography should be performed to confirm the diagnosis. Complex migraine is often caused by organic disease and should be evaluated by neuroimaging. Occipital or temporal lobe tumors may also cause visual field defects or other visual symptoms in the early stages, but as the disease progresses, symptoms of increased intracranial pressure may eventually appear. Temporal arteritis should be excluded in elderly people with temporal-occipital headaches. The superficial temporal artery or occipital artery may become rope-like in thickness, with significantly weakened or absent pulsations, and characteristic multinucleated giant cell infiltration may be seen on arterial biopsy.

The symptoms of menstrual migraine have been clearly introduced above. In fact, this type of migraine is very common, mainly because people do not understand the symptoms of this disease. If you experience migraines during menstruation, you can use diet to help regulate your body. This method is also very beneficial to your body.