When my friends husband gets a migraine there is a blood vessel on his forehead that bulges and looks like a big bruise – tonight it was huge!! He has previously been to the ER – they told him not to worry about it. I told him it’s likely high blood pressure and to get a second opinion – any other thoughts????

I’m getting headaches on the left side of my head (including my left eye) daily for a couple weeks now. What could be causing this and how can I cure this?

They are just light headaches, so I don’t think it’s a migraine. I could be mistaken, though?

I know some people who are prone to migraine headaches and have to take medicines to keep them from having them all the time. I had what I think was a migraine last year. Left me completley incapacitated for the entire day. Then poof! It went away and I haven’t had one since.

Did I really have a migraine, or was that something else?
Here’s what I experienced that day: Dizzyness, my head was pounding, light hurt my eyes, any sort of sudden movement made me disoriented, I felt like I wanted to throw up, it lasted for almost 8 hours

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One symptom that plagues many women during their monthly menstrual cycle is the menstrual headache. This can be one of a number of symptoms experienced. Menstrual headaches effect approximately 60 percent of women and another 10 percent will experience migraine headaches. These headaches occur only during their monthly menstrual cycle.

Menstrual Headache Causes

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If you are in the midst of experiencing menopause, the last thing you may think are the reasons for night sweats menopause. Just does not’t seem to matter when you feel like you never slept well in months and you’re so sick of washing sheets strong sweat could scream. However, it is very important to know the cause of your night sweats. And’sa safe bet that some sort of hormone imbalance.

Menopause is a normal phenomenon. Women are affected by the changes in your life, and one of these important changes is menopause. In most cases, between 45 and 55 years in a woman’s life is undergoing significant change, since time stops and the possibility of pregnancy is lost. A small percentage of women experience premature menopause and causes are smoking, living at high altitude, or lack of pregnancy. Anyway, women should see with premature menopause your doctor check for other health problems that could cause this.

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