Migraines

Migraines and chronic migraines are a primary headache disorder that is known to cause intense throbbing in one particular area that can vary in intensity. Triggers for migraines can include hormonal changes, certain foods and drinks, stress, and exercise. 50% of migraine sufferers don’t even know they get them, or just think they are bad headaches. Chronic migraines can be caused by different triggers and affect people differently.

Luckily there are migraine specialists that can help you overcome these very painful episodes. The LAHC has helped thousands of patients overcome chronic migraines, cognitive disorders, symptoms of CTE, seizures, and a wide variety of other neurological disorders.

If you or a loved one is suffering from a cognitive disorder and are in need of an experienced Los Angeles cognitive disorder specialist, contact The LAHC today : 310-277-9534

Facts about Chronic Migraines and Headaches

• Migraines are 3 times more likely to affect women than men
• They are most common in 35-45 year olds
• The overuse of over the counter headache medicines are not advised for migraine sufferers
• Stress is one of the most common triggers
• They can be managed with the help of a Los Angeles migraine specialist
• Chronic migraines do respond well to consistent treatment plans

Treatment for Chronic Migraines

The first step to treating a migraine or a headache is to see a Los Angeles migraine specialist who can help identify which kind of head pain you are experiencing. If you or a loved one is suffering from Migraines or Headaches, contact Los Angeles neurologist from The LAHC  today. 

Both headaches and migraines cause pain, but being able to fully understand what the difference between the two are will help you better inform your doctor of your symptoms. 

There are significant difference between headaches and migraines. A headache is caused by the contraction of muscles between the head and neck. Different types of headaches include cluster, sinus and thunderclap headaches. A migraine, in comparison, tends to range from moderate to very severe throbbing pain at the front or the side of the head. Migraine symptoms may include pain behind the ear, nausea, temporary vision loss and sensitivity to light and sound.