Status Migrainosus Intractable Migraines and What To Do About Them
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In this video I cover what status migrainosus and intractable migraines are and what we can actionably do about them.
I go through first understanding the symptoms and triggers of them but also the maintainers that keep them going. I touch on the 3 lifesaving ways talked about in the article linked below.
Some of the most important symptoms that accompany status migraines are:
- Head and neck pain
- Sensitivity to lights, sounds and smells
- Brain fog and cognitive issues
- Nausea and vomiting
- Diarrhea and constipation
- Visual, vestibular and aural symptoms
Some of the most important triggers include:
- Foods
- Drinks
- Environment
- Medications
- Physical Activity
- Hormones
- Stress
And the maintainers which keep the migraine burning including:
- Structural imbalances
- Mental and emotional tension or stress
- Nutritional deficiency
- Environmental toxicity
- I/G/I
- Hormonal Imbalance
- Lifestyle factors
I also talk about nutritional deficiencies and interventions that have been found to be profoundly successful with migraines and headaches which I go into more detail in the article below.
See our article on 3 lifesaving ways to understand status migrainosus and intractable migraines here: https://migraineprofessional.com/stat...
P.S. Disclaimer time – Always consult your primary care physician before taking any supplements or medications. Remember, I'm not a doctor and don't pretend to be... So this video is not (and should not be) considered medical advice. This content is strictly the opinion of Migraine Professional, and is for informational and educational purposes only. Neither Migraine Professional nor the publisher of this content take responsibility for any possible health consequences of any person or persons reading or following the information in this educational content.
Click here for The Food Triggers Guide: https://migraineprofessional.com/food...
In this video I cover what status migrainosus and intractable migraines are and what we can actionably do about them.
I go through first understanding the symptoms and triggers of them but also the maintainers that keep them going. I touch on the 3 lifesaving ways talked about in the article linked below.
Some of the most important symptoms that accompany status migraines are:
- Head and neck pain
- Sensitivity to lights, sounds and smells
- Brain fog and cognitive issues
- Nausea and vomiting
- Diarrhea and constipation
- Visual, vestibular and aural symptoms
Some of the most important triggers include:
- Foods
- Drinks
- Environment
- Medications
- Physical Activity
- Hormones
- Stress
And the maintainers which keep the migraine burning including:
- Structural imbalances
- Mental and emotional tension or stress
- Nutritional deficiency
- Environmental toxicity
- I/G/I
- Hormonal Imbalance
- Lifestyle factors
I also talk about nutritional deficiencies and interventions that have been found to be profoundly successful with migraines and headaches which I go into more detail in the article below.
See our article on 3 lifesaving ways to understand status migrainosus and intractable migraines here: https://migraineprofessional.com/stat...
P.S. Disclaimer time – Always consult your primary care physician before taking any supplements or medications. Remember, I'm not a doctor and don't pretend to be... So this video is not (and should not be) considered medical advice. This content is strictly the opinion of Migraine Professional, and is for informational and educational purposes only. Neither Migraine Professional nor the publisher of this content take responsibility for any possible health consequences of any person or persons reading or following the information in this educational content.
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