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How to Get Rid of Headaches Without Medicine

Image of Woman with Severe Headache Getting a headache or migraine pain is never fun. They often seem to come during the worst parts of your day: when you're out with friends and family or trying to enjoy yourself. All...

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Silent Migraine: Symptoms, Causes, Prevention

Silent Migraines and Anxiety: What Is A Silent Migraine?

A silent or phantom migraine is a rare type that happens without the usual head pain or headache phase, like a classic migraine.

Warning Signs

Migraines can make you see things differently, feel sick, and become more sensitive to light and sound before the headache starts.

Migraines are more common in women than men and generally occur suddenly without warning. Painless migraines in older people tend to be more prevalent as well.

What causes painless migraines? We are unsure about the exact cause of silent migraines. However, research indicates that changes in blood flow or chemicals in the brain could be related to it.

Certain lifestyle factors like family history, stress, lack of sleep, medications, and food allergies can trigger these migraines. Typically, it endures between 20 minutes and 60 minutes.

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Tinnitus and Silent Migraine: Causes and Therapy

Can Tinnitus Cause Migraines? Accompanying Symptoms Overlap

Tinnitus and silent migraines have recently been linked, with some research raising the possibility of a connection between the two conditions.

Tinnitus characteristics are when someone hears ringing, buzzing, hissing, or other noises without an external sound source.

It can occur in one or both ears of tinnitus patients and is most commonly described as a β€œringing in the ears” sensation.

Migraine is a neurological condition characterized by severe headaches, nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and sound.

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Tension Headache Self-Care: Natural Relief That Works

Have you ever felt a tight, uncomfortable pressure encircling your forehead or the rear of your head? If yes, you have probably encountered a tension headache.

These headaches are the most common type, affecting millions of people. Tight neck and shoulder muscles, stress, poor posture, and daily life pressures increases the risks.

Instead of reaching for pain medicines, have you considered natural solutions? Self-care plays a critical role in managing and preventing tension headaches.

From sound therapy to holistic wellness practices, there are ways to ease the discomfort without relying on medication.

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