diarrhea. Sweating, falling and rising blood pressure, need to urinate and general weakness are systemic symptoms. As Wills noted, migraine is a ‘nerve storm’ in the words of Liveing which develops with physical and emotional triggers as a result of a temporary explosion of the autonomic nervous system. Everyone has interference fields. Interference creating migraine can be explained with susceptibility to migraine. The nervous system of these people have hypersensivity genetically. The negative stimulation from the interference fields of these people with sensitive system overturns the autonomous nervous system with the external triggering factors and iniates the nervous storm. Despite not having experienced a migraine attack yet, it can be said that people sensitive to sound, light or smell are prone to having migraine. Although this sensitivity triggers migraine, it can create positive outcomes for life (migraine being more common among artists and philosophers and the achievements of migraineurs in complex business). External triggering factors are often thought to be the causes of migraine. Triggers such as stress, sleep mode disorders, hormonal changes during menstrual period, wind and some food (like cheese, wine and delicatessen products) only cause the present interference field to get out of control. Migraneurs are advised to change their habits, control their daily lives, learn to live with migraine, but ‘cause’ and ‘triggers’ should not be confused with each other in the journey to understand migraine. Let’s not forget: Neither triggers can be controlled nor migraine can be treated by limiting life. Migraine treatment is only possible through correcting interference fields which overturn the autonomic nervous system.
Treating migraine and headache requires patience and intense attention. The patient group is spesific and in a sense difficult. The difficulty is due to their higher level of sensitivity compared to the rest of the society as well as their despair caused by the pain they have been going through. The most difficult part is experienced during dental treatment process since the physician has to administer the treatment by cooperating with other professionals outside his field. small details in dental treatments may not cause any problems in people without migraine, it can trigger pain in migraineurs. It is also difficult to find skilled professionals working sensitively, meticulously and expertly. In conclusion, all this is the effort since after the treatment is over, patient’s life changes in a postive way. Patient getting rid of medicines, returns back to his children, family, work or becomes more efficient at school. The best thing is that from now on he is a healthy person and smiling. Both the physician and the people around the patient observe the changes in the patient during the treatment. Patients do not tend to remember the process and their physican after getting rid of the pain. As we know, the more severe and intense the experience was, the more we don’t want to recall. It is enough for us(doctors) just to know that we were able to our patients.
A Migraine Story of a Young Girl with early Menopausal Symptoms Before the Treatment: -I am 31 years old. I have been suffering from migraine pain once or twice a month for 4-5 years. I sometimes feel sick and vomit along with pain. I get pain in the frontal part of my head and forehead starting from the root of my nose. My head feels jammed with too much pressure. -Did you experience any problems such as accident, surgery or abortion during or after university? Do you have any other health problems? -My periods have become very irregular in recent years. I have a very early menopause. I can have scanty periods only with hormon medicines. My gynecologist told me that there was nothing to do about it. -Was your bleeding a problem in the years you started to menstruate? -Yes, it was very painful, irregular and light since from the beginning. -Have your wisdom come in? -I was told by my dentist that I had not developed any wisdom at all. -Have you fallen or experienced any illness childhood? -I haven’t had any complaints other than my headache and menstrual problems. -You suffered a blow to your front teeth when you were a child. Maybe it happened during a fall. -Oh, yes I forgot. I fell off my bike when I was 5 years old and my front teeth were broken. I had root canal treatment and tooth root operation. I don’t have any problems now. How did you understand it? I am very pleased with my teeth and don’t want to have them corrected. -The cause of your irregular hormones and your migraine should be your front teeth as you don’t have wisdom teeth. You may probably need to have your root canal treatments redone. Aside from migraine, do you want to enter menopause at a young age?
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