Search results for query: migraine

...in the process or draw a conclusion afterwards. If it wouldn't all be so annoying and frustrating, it would be fascinating. Why do you get migraines and other people a sore throat etc? Probably has to do with 'vulnerabilities' in our system. I can only hope for you that you don't have...

...seeing whether any of your family go down with it too might give you a clue. In my case I sometimes struggle to distinguish between a migraine and PEM, especially as my PEM often includes a migraine. Duration and other symtoms help me tell the difference. I don't get the runny nose or sore...

...have described experiencing anything quite like what I do, though one person I know with Lupus has some similarities (they attribute them to migraine). This is obviously a limited sampling, so perhaps I am just ignorant. My apologies if this has been asked and discussed before. TLDR: Some...

...Patients were assessed for adult executive function, abnormal cognitive decline, depression [Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II)], migraine, fatigue [Fatigue Severity Scale (FSS)] and pain (Short-form McGill Pain Questionnaire). Percent change in TLR signaling in response to zymosan was...

Why just those categories, how about adding IBS, FM, migraine, eczema, asthma, type 2 diabetes, FND, MUS, PPS, BDS, MUPS, idiopathic chronic fatigue, anxiety, depression, decondioning, FII, .... then slap a functional label on us all and prescribe CBT. Job done. I agree it's a bad idea. We...

...easy to prepare fresh pasta, only cooking other food stuffs at the week end. Further additional issues of unrecognised gluten withdrawal, migraine, nausea, IBS, etc, plagued my weekends when I was able to prepare a more balanced diet. It was only once I had stopped working, eliminated gluten...

...with increased long COVID risk. These trajectories primarily involved mental and neurological disorders (e.g. depression, anxiety, migraine), respiratory diseases (e.g. asthma, allergic rhinitis) and cardiometabolic or digestive conditions (e.g. hypertension, lipidaemia, obesity...

...having physician-diagnosed postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), 32.1 % had mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), 54.8 % had migraine, 26.2 % had myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and 98.8 % reported experiencing chronic pain. Importantly, 25 % of...

...off as a known cause. I am not sure where intracranial pressure comes in - it is not the reason for photophobia in either meningitis or migraine and has no relation to CCI. The clinical features of intracranial hypertension are well known and they do not look like ME/CFS. As indicated above...

I had migraine in mind, but I'll take Meningitis too. So, the intracranial pressure in some conditions can cause headache and hypersensitivity. But the intracranial pressure in CCI is somehow different. Got it.

A visualization of data from this study found on X (https://nitter.net/globetrotteri/status/1954014446562721812#m):

...I don't think we really know what the problems in this trial was for patients. I think its entirely possibly for someone to have insomnia, migraine and exercise intolerance or alternatively tremors, nausea and coat hanger pain and be given a POTS diagnosis as a result of this. Repetition of...

...cohort, AIWS was a notable feature in adults with persistent headache after COVID-19, particularly in younger individuals with a history of migraine. Experiencing AIWS symptoms during acute infection increased the odds of post-acute AIWS symptoms nearly tenfold, suggesting SARS-CoV-2 may be a...

...by sensory perception distortions, including altered body image perception and distortions of shape, size, motion, color, and speed. Migraine and infectious diseases are among the most common etiologies of AIWS. However, it has not been studied in individuals with persistent headache after...

Given that the psychiatric disorders data set itself contains false data from people with all sorts of other illnesses, something that has been known for years and is easy to find out, this makes for a very different story than they are describing. They seem to have tried very hard to make...

...that this does not mean that any core causal pathway elements that define each disease in itself are shared. The core pathway element in migraine is the bit that gives the headache and however many diseases may share contributory genetic factors if they don't have headaches they don't share...

Thank you all for the answers so far! Thanks, this sounds quite similar to what I (think I) am experiencing. I'm "only" properly sick with PEM for 2 years, though. I feel like most of the answers I've given to the ASRS (down below) have been struggles my whole life, but now are much more...

I haven't pursued a diagnosis but have a strong suspicion of ADHD too. A GP in a migraine clinic brought it up and remarked that I might want to get assessed but it didn't go any further. 5/6 on ASRS v1.1 now. I've had a few prolonged partial remissions and relapses over the course of 30 years...