Migraines Treatment in Nagpur

A headache’ is a very common problem in both adults and children but unfortunately, it still continues to stay neglected. Recurrent head pain interferes with normal functioning and can be quite incapacitating. Frequent headaches can impair family, social and sex life. Despite the significant disability and all the recent advances, headaches in medical practice continue to be underdiagnosed and inadequately treated. A headache is, therefore, a huge public health burden in terms of loss of productivity and the amount spent on ineffective treatment.The understanding of various types of headaches has advanced greatly over the last two decades. Research has now established beyond doubt that headaches are a biological problem and there is nothing psychological about most headaches. Present attitudes are unfair to headache sufferers for they may deprive them of the treatment to relieve their pain. Beliefs about a headache and attitudes toward a headache need to change. So ‘headaches’ can no longer be passed off saying “It’s All in your head!” Tension Headaches : People with tension headaches commonly report these symptoms - Episodic Tension Headaches (occur less than 15 days per month) Pain is mild to moderate, constant band-like pain or pressure Pain affects the front, top or sides of the head. Pain usually begins gradually and often occurs in the middle of the day Pain may last from 30 minutes to several days   Chronic Tension Headaches (occur more than 15 days per month) Pain may vary in intensity throughout the day, but the pain is almost always present Pain comes and goes over a prolonged period of time   Associated Symptoms of Tension Headaches include: A headache upon awakening Difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep Chronic fatigue Irritability Disturbed concentration Mild sensitivity to light or noise General muscle aching Migraines : The symptoms of migraine headaches can occur in various combinations and include- Moderate to severe pain (often described as pounding, throbbing pain) that can affect the whole head, or can shift from one side of the head to the other Sensitivity to light, noise or odors Blurred vision Nausea or vomiting, stomach upset, abdominal pain Loss of appetite Sensations of being very warm or cold Paleness Fatigue Dizziness Fever (rare) Bright flashing dots or lights, blind spots, wavy or jagged lines (aura) Cluster Headaches Intense one-sided pain described as having a burning or piercing quality that is throbbing or constant Pain is located behind one eye or in the eye region, without changing sides.  Pain lasts a short time, generally 30 to 90 minutes (but can last for three hours); a headache will disappear, only to recur later that day (most sufferers get one to three headaches and some up to eight per day during a cluster period). Headaches occur very regularly, generally at the same time each day, and they often awaken the person at the same time during the night. Sinus Headaches Deep and constant pain in the cheekbones, forehead or bridge of the nose The pain usually intensifies with sudden head movement or straining and usually occurs with other sinus symptoms, such as nasal discharge, feeling of fullness in the ears, fever, and facial swelling. Whatever be the cause or the type, at Plexus we have a comprehensive Headache & Migraine Treatment package, which includes Clinical Hypnotherapy, cognitive behavior therapy, meditation, and yoga. The unique and holistic combination or our package helps patient not only get rid of their Headache & Migraine but also we provide batter mental health by which he can deal easily with any situation in life.