Treatments for menstrual migraines

Headache is a troublesome problem that most people will encounter, and treating headache is also a troublesome thing. Many women experience menstrual migraines. Why is this? How to treat menstrual migraines? Are there any taboos? Today we will introduce to you in detail the treatment methods for menstrual migraine, hoping that it will be helpful to you.

Among headache patients, women are significantly more than men, accounting for about 70% of all headache patients. Clinical studies have shown that this is related to physiological factors unique to women - 63% of women's headaches are closely related to menstruation. In addition to menstruation, women may also suffer from headaches at other times. Clinically, headaches that occur before, during, and after menstruation are called menstrual headaches.

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.

reason

Why is the menstrual cycle related to headaches? Clinical studies have shown that this may be related to changes in the concentration of estradiol (a female hormone) in serum. Due to the physiological characteristics of women, the concentration of estradiol in serum decreases before and after menstruation, causing intracranial and extracranial blood vessels and uterine blood vessels to be more sensitive to certain factors such as serotonin and other substances, thereby causing changes in vascular tension and causing headaches in some patients who are sensitive to this. After menstruation, the concentration of estradiol in serum returns to normal and the patient's headaches can also be relieved. There is another possibility that estrogen (including estradiol) can stimulate the secretion of prolactin, thereby directly or indirectly stimulating the secretion of prostaglandins. Prostaglandins act on blood vessels, causing vascular contraction and dilation. This change also shows cyclical changes due to the influence of estrogen, thereby triggering headache attacks.

After understanding the above treatment methods for menstrual migraine, I believe you will have a deeper understanding of it. More information needs to be collected and organized by everyone. Friends in need can also have one-on-one consultation with doctors. It is recommended that you exercise more often and check your body regularly.