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How To Treat Migraines ?

I suffer from bad migraines,worsened lately but I have been experiencing pins and needles, tingling numbing sensation on and off all day, and a stabbing pain at the top of my head,which didn't lat long, is this something I should worry about , what does it mean
posted on Tue, 23 Jul 2013
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MigrAINES ARE CAUSED BY VASODILATATION OF CEREBRAL VESSELS WHICH STIMULATES PAIN RECEPTORS CAUSING SEVER HEADACHES. i SUGGEST YOU TO SPEAK WITH YOUR NEUROLOGIST TO RULE OUT OTHER CAUSES OF HEADACHE ( HE MAY ASK FOR A MRI). pAIN KILLERS MAY BE TAKEN TO REDUCE PAIN UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION.
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How To Treat Migraines ?

Dear Sir /Madam, MigrAINES ARE CAUSED BY VASODILATATION OF CEREBRAL VESSELS WHICH STIMULATES PAIN RECEPTORS CAUSING SEVER HEADACHES. i SUGGEST YOU TO SPEAK WITH YOUR NEUROLOGIST TO RULE OUT OTHER CAUSES OF HEADACHE ( HE MAY ASK FOR A MRI). pAIN KILLERS MAY BE TAKEN TO REDUCE PAIN UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION.