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Migraine prevention     

There are various migraine prevention techniques available these days and the best part is that they are quite economical and can be used by you at your leisure. Migraine is known to affect over 28 million individuals in The United States and is a very frustrating disorder. The various factors that trigger a migraine are excess or lack of sleep, hormonal imbalance, stress, smoking, alcoholism, staying hungry and intake of certain foods such as chocolates, monosodium glutamine foods, fermented, marinated or seasoned foods, processed foods, aged cheese, nuts etc.

Migraine prevention aims at diverting the occurrence of a migraine attack instead of treating it with medicines. The different approaches for preventing a migraine headache are as follows:

Take rest in a darkened room if you sense a migraine attack approaching.

Avoid fasting or missing your meals as this can trigger an attack.

Deep breathing exercises and meditation techniques help alleviate stress and combat migraines.

Aromatherapy- This is a branch of alternative medicine that uses essential oils to combat stress, tension and depression. You can try using lavender, sandalwood, eucalyptus or peppermint oils as inhalants or massage oils to prevent migraines.

Acupuncture: This traditional Chinese therapy involves pricking needles on the different pressure points to eliminate pain.

Increasing the daily intake of magnesium also helps prevent migraines. You can try eating magnesium rich foods such as green leafy vegetables, beans, cereals and fish.

Exercising on a regular basis also helps prevent migraines. Exercising enables the release of endorphins of the body’s natural pain killers, thereby combating migraine pain. You can go for a walk or try some yoga and stretching exercises at home.

Taking feverfew in controlled doses on a daily basis helps prevent migraines.

A head massage with essential oils helps increase blood circulation and decreases the risk of migraine attacks.

Biofeedback enables individuals to recognize the signs given out by the body and helps them deal with them. Thus, if you sense the advent of a migraine attack you can prevent it by taking appropriate measures.

In order to avoid migraine attacks, it is essential for you to make some lifestyle changes such as quit smoking and alcohol, take out time for recreation and relaxation, follow a regular sleeping pattern and take your meals on time.

By following the above mentioned techniques, you can certainly reduce the frequency of migraine attacks and lead a healthier and happier life.

 
 

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