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Migraine and headache in pre menstrual syndrome



A women headache in pre menstrual period, which lasts from 14 to 28 day cycle, usually refers to the tension headache pain or a combination of migraine and tension headache. These headaches are special because of their intensity is not as high as that of the classic migraine attack. These headaches usually light, while all problems caused by pre menstrual syndrome. Those symptoms include a range of emotional, physical and behavioral violations.

In fact, that abnormally low levels of serotonin can cause somewhat greater vessels, which in turn is a part of a tension headache pain in the pre menstrual syndrome or migraine attack. This, in fact, correlate more complaints from women - in this period appetite is increasing; it is the drive for salty, sweet, chocolate and alcohol. In severe cases, there psycho emotional violations-stroke fear, reduced sexual desire, inability to concentrate, loss of focus, desire to be alone.

Well just that all these symptoms disappear with the onset of menstruation, but it is regrettable that time and opportunities that women lose in a whole pre menstrual syndrome. Like migraine itself, a strong pre menstrual syndrome women usually unable to lead a normal life. Yet, despite all the above, most women prefer pre menstrual pain treatment alone. Typically, they look to rest, reducing working hours or intensity, widely used steroidal anti terminals, or analgesics.

As a rule, all these activities and preparations can be little easier. Despite the fact that the pathogenesis of pre-headache syndrome poorly understood, it can be said unequivocally that here involved the same processes that are involved in the development of migraines. These include fluctuations in estrogen, which is the trigger, or launching factor headache, and lowering hypo physical hormone progesterone, and prolactin, coinciding with a sharp decline in the level of serotonin, which supports and deploy an attack. However, the severity of these changes is small, constrained by several factors, attack has atypical-usually without symptoms of nausea and vomiting.

But it undoubtedly requires proper treatment aimed at restoring biochemical equilibrium and balance. Admission of pathogenic treatment is the key to stopping further development and progression of disorder, and maintaining power efficiency.
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