Description

Migraine Treatment

These
pains may be accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Disturbance from light
(photophobia), noise disturbance (photophobia) and being disturbed by smells (osmophilia)
may occur during headache. Migraine is also divided into two areas as
migraine with or without aura. Aura are focal neurological findings that usually
lead to headache (sometimes occur during and after pain), lasting less than 1
hour. Although visual auras are more common, consider bright lights,
lines, black spots, blurred vision, and p. It shows itself in the
form. The frequency of migraine pain may increase during menstruation in
women.

Migraine
treatment is divided into attack treatment and prophylactic treatment. In
patients with migraine pain 4 times a month or less (episodic migraine), only
attack therapy is generally applied. Patients who have migraine pain for
15 days or more a month for at least 3 months are treated as chronic migraine
and prophylactic treatment is also applied. In the treatment of migraine
attacks, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (paracetamol, ibuprofen,
flubiprofen, etc.), trip tan group drugs (eletriptan, frovatriptan, etc.),
ergot-derived drugs, and in cases accompanied by nausea and vomiting, drugs
against nausea (metoclopramide, etc.) are also used. . In the treatment of
chronic migraine, daily prophylactic treatment is also applied to reduce the
occurrence of pain in addition to the above mentioned treatment during
attacks. In this treatment, some beta-blockers and calcium channel blocker
group drugs, antidepressants and some antiepileptic’s are used. In
addition to medical treatment, lifestyle and habits are also important in
migraine prophylaxis. Patients should be aware that factors such as
insomnia, fatigue, hunger and stress may also trigger migraine
attacks. Migraine treatment is a complex treatment and a certain amount of
time passes until the patient finds the appropriate treatment method.