Symptoms of right side migraine

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Migraine is one of the common headache types in clinic. It is characterized by recurrent headache with normal intermission. Migraine can be divided into migraine with aura (typical migraine) and migraine without aura (common migraine or simple migraine) according to whether there are aura symptoms before the onset of headache. In addition, there is a special type of migraine which is rare in clinic, also known as complex migraine, which refers to migraine with signs of neurological failure. Let's talk about the symptoms of right migraine.

Symptoms of right side migraine

1. Typical attack: migraine attacks often have premonitory symptoms, such as drowsiness, burnout, depression, flash, scotoma, hemianopia, facial and lip numbness, limb numbness or aphasia and other limited sensory motor disorders. The above symptoms can last for several minutes to half an hour. Migraine treatment, and then severe headache, can be pulsatile drill pain, dull pain or tingling. Most of the pain began in the right temporal part, spread to the half of the head, and also spread to the whole head. Headache can last for several hours or days, and gradually relieve, often after falling asleep.

2. Other symptoms: pain attacks are often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, fatigue, photophobia, pale complexion, congestion of conjunctiva and nasal mucosa, increased secretion and other symptoms caused by migraine.

3. Attack frequency: migraine attacks periodically. The attack of female patients is often related to menstruation. The frequency of attack varies from person to person, less once a week or several weeks, more times a week.

matters needing attention

Modern research has confirmed that the lack of trace element magnesium in human body is related to migraine attack. We often eat kelp, laver, sesame, spinach, black jujube, banana, peanut and other foods rich in magnesium. It has a good effect on relieving and preventing migraine. A large number of data show that family factors account for 57%, occupation factors account for 45%, and mental factors account for 65%. However, the same intensity, the same frequency of mental factors will not make some people sick, this is because personality characteristics play a buffer role. Mental tension, anxiety and depression are the characteristics of migraine. Neuroticism prone to migraine: this kind of people are used to the pursuit of perfection, subjective and willful. Using immature ways to deal with events may also be a risk factor for migraine.