The worst part of migraine (other than the pain!) is other people not understanding what you are going through :(

@shreyasuman7

Жыл бұрын

Can u tell me if i have migraine or not, It all started and i get to experience heavy pain, on the back of head, sometimes right side, or left side. Scalp tenderness is common. (it's like burning) i get nauseutic feel. Nd it doesn't happen daily but regularly like a cycle. Sometimes, it feels like a stroke, it feels that something freezed in my mind, and when i lift my head (up or down) it's like something is falling. Intense pain. And sometimes,. It feels like something hit my head hard like a stroke. Ohhh, it's soo painful. Rn, i'm having pain on the back side of head, and scalp pain.

@mj4real351

Жыл бұрын

Nobody understands what they feel like unless they have one. I just had one 3 weeks ago that lasted 5 days but it had been years since I've had one. I've suffered with migraines off and on since I was 14. People think you have a normal headache but it's a whole different ballgame when you have excruciating migraines that feel like your head is put into a vise and you feel the intense pulsating as if your brain is gonna blow up. Mine have always lasted almost a week everytime . Nothing is scarier than feeling like you're gonna die while your eyes are about to pop out of your head and the back of your neck feels like somebody hit it with a cinderblock.

@acsmaju6084

11 ай бұрын

Don't delete my sentence. I meant it. I'm not answering for. Giving my hp number to make fun of public

@emy9272

10 ай бұрын

Google the Texas migraine clinic

@yuikoyokota2244

9 ай бұрын

Find a good shiatsu (acupressure) practitioner and try it. It helped me hugely to reduce the frequency and the effect of migraine. It's like a magic. Hope your migraine get better 🙏🏻

God bless who suffer migraine.... Is not easy :(

@anonymous-iu4th

5 жыл бұрын

I usually have migraines every week thanks for watching the video because we are all sick of the lack of knowledge about migraines and some people can be really insensitive

@mariashairaverano4098

5 жыл бұрын

😭😭😭😭

@abdulrahmankhalid3026

5 жыл бұрын

Im suffering this disease since my childhood and Im 30 and still suffering at least 2 times per week

@senpai9263

5 жыл бұрын

My best friend has migraine

@1980tiffani

5 жыл бұрын

It isn’t 😩

I had one for five days! I ended up in the hospital. Ppl can be so insensitive when I tell them I have a migraine.

@lindabauske7345

6 жыл бұрын

I'm I have them all to often! See halls and light flashes and a small spot of vision lost in my eye! I now need a CT scan a migraine specialist told me it's not normal!

@jakee528

6 жыл бұрын

I suffer from Chronic migraine & it is awful. People don’t understand who do not

@Nikki-rp7zq

6 жыл бұрын

Girl tell me about it 🙄🙄 tylenol or any nsaids doesnt work for true migraine 😓.. my dr gave me imitrex but i get migraine too often 😓

@annikakelly1794

6 жыл бұрын

its so annoying

@melindabanksisom8781

5 жыл бұрын

Marz u're correct. Wen I get migraines I also end up n the hopt. Dr's give me toradol, benedryl and reglan. It helps, til the next time.

After most of 74 years of migraine, I have never had any help from doctors. I have come to the conclusion that doctors know less about them than me.

@damazingfingerlocs4032

2 жыл бұрын

I pray from God you will be cured soon My mother also has been suffering from migrane since 40 years now she is 56 years old

@sherifnabil50

2 жыл бұрын

The "doctors" are drug dealers but they don't have evil intentions. They only know what the corrupt system taught them.

@shreyasuman7

Жыл бұрын

Can u tell me if i have migraine or not, It all started and i get to experience heavy pain, on the back of head, sometimes right side, or left side. Scalp tenderness is common. (it's like burning) i get nauseutic feel. Nd it doesn't happen daily but regularly like a cycle. Sometimes, it feels like a stroke, it feels that something freezed in my mind, and when i lift my head (up or down) it's like something is falling. Intense pain. And sometimes,. It feels like something hit my head hard like a stroke. Ohhh, it's soo painful. Rn, i'm having pain on the back side of head, and scalp pain.

@mj4real351

Жыл бұрын

Shreya Suman it definitely sounds like a migraine.

@michaelr.tolson7871

11 ай бұрын

I understand your frustration. Im 42 and have had them my entire life with no help from neurologists. The most help I got was from an herbal apothecary. You have to do your own research it seems and find a neurologist that suffers from migraine so they will show compassion which is unlikely to find.

So my nervous system is dramatic AF?!?!?? 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

@pappapinskie5883

4 жыл бұрын

Nethmi .G Our nervous systems are teenage girls

@bukibassey3509

4 жыл бұрын

This is my major takeaway from the video too. Just overreacting everywhere.

@changinglocale9114

4 жыл бұрын

Pap Papinskie 😂💀💀

@marinamackach

4 жыл бұрын

my fiance got a kick out of this... he always tells me I'm overly sensitive lol oooops

@kmena72

3 жыл бұрын

Lol, I needed that laugh, but ouch my head hurts!😟

Praying for healing from migraines. God can do the impossible!

The people who say it's just a headache need to actually experience one. Migraines are NOT just a headache. A migraine is much worse than any headache. The fact that the pain of a migraine can be compared to child birth shows you how painful they can be.

@iamlearningjapanese5276

4 жыл бұрын

Samual Williams I had one for a month and got I wanted to die. Sleeping was a paradise for me back in November 2018.

@LoverBOY-py3wb

4 жыл бұрын

Samual Williams I had one after working 24 hours 4 hours at one Job then driving 45 to another job for a 18 hour shift then it hit me on the way home I couldn’t fall asleep and I was in so much pain I was throwing up and I felt so week i was sweating I was struggling to keep my head to throw up in the toilet I thought I was gonna die I didn’t know it was a migraine back then and I had tears in my eyes and just accepted that My brain was gonna pop and I was gonna die alone next to the toilet as my eye sight fade to black I smiled at least the pain was gonna end migraines are extremely pain full and I hate when other people just say take a Advil you be fine when they don’t know how it feels

@KraftWerk1980

4 жыл бұрын

They sure are and sick and tired of ppl who never had one not understanding and when I get attacks they just look at me like I'm crazy or "it's all in my head"- yeah it is and it's EXCRUCIATING pain!!!!- they have no clue how painful and debilitating they are!!! And also how luck they are to not have them!!!!

@wuanb3040

4 жыл бұрын

They dont understand it hurt like hell

@rosterthao

3 жыл бұрын

Oh no, its worse than child birth. I'd rather give birth again then continue to have migraines

Watching this while resting with a migraine..

@jeanakatherine9369

5 жыл бұрын

Me 2...I'm on day 3 of this

@razolandroullo9721

4 жыл бұрын

same here 😢

@patriciabrown5621

3 жыл бұрын

Same thing here

@niinabiina7147

3 жыл бұрын

Same. On week 5! Ughhh

@layla8647

3 жыл бұрын

Same here 😥

me when someone refers to a normal headache as a migraine: *NO! no no no no no no no no NOOOO!!!*

@rajatraut8571

4 жыл бұрын

I can feel you katherine😩

@changinglocale9114

4 жыл бұрын

Katherine Voegtlin YeA it’s way worse !

@horneybegone2390

4 жыл бұрын

It hurts like hellllllllllllllllllllllllll

@Cynosurebby

4 жыл бұрын

I CAN RELATE

@mslibbyj

4 жыл бұрын

Katherine Voegtlin that drives me absolutely crazy!! It’s like someone saying they have cancer when they find a pimple. It’s just wrong at best and incredibly insulting at worst.

I am an adult Neurologist , this video is one of the best that describe the path physiology of migraine as complex disease

@annewanjiru6151

Жыл бұрын

Where are you DOC in Qatar

I had a migraine today. My tongue and hands went numb and I could only see half of everything. I was in so much pain and I start crying just thinking about today🤕 mine only last a 5-6 hours (worst hours of my life) and I can't image going DAYS with one. God bless those people that have them everyday and for those who have them for days. I pray for those that have migraines bc i know how it feels. And those that compare migraines to a headache need to make a few corrections with that guess. Anyways whoever is reading this I hope you have a great rest of your day!!

@mellowKayy

4 жыл бұрын

Libby Stancliffe I suffer from migraines too. The worst one lasted 6 days. I got a 4 day break after that. On day 4, it woke me up at 2am. I questioned God why me. I cant take the suffering 😩😩

@skye1386

3 жыл бұрын

I feel you I'm crying now.

@keagank9414

3 жыл бұрын

The attacks are absolute hell and my heart breaks for everyone who has had to suffer through even one migraine let alone over and over again. It’s not fair but we fight every day just to live normal lives and I want you to know you are strong as hell!!! I love you and I’m so sorry you have to suffer that way. I know the feeling

@kilz1z1771

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I don’t got theam every day but holy I’m so sad for people who have it every single mf day

@808-flopz

2 жыл бұрын

My tough also becomes numb sometimes wonder what causes that

People always tell me to man up and just get to work but they don't understand that i feel like my eyeballs are being pushed out of my eye sockets by my own brain

Who else was touching or pushing on their head lightly while watching?

I had no idea daily headaches was something that was common for other people with migraines. I’ve been getting daily tension headaches all the time and those on their on is a fight all together. Migraines have been apart of my life since I was around 11 or 12 years old and they are the worst thing I have ever dealt with. The past few years has been the hardest for me, and it’s so frustrating because so many people don’t understand what people with migraines go through. All the canceled plans and people getting mad and not getting it, just saying oh it’s just a bad headache just come out for a bit is so unsettling. One thing that doesn’t get talked about or maybe it’s just me, is the anxiety that comes along with them, the aura has me so scared and with what goes on, being, vision loss, speech problems, half of my body or face numb, and the head pain that makes you want to cry. All of this gives you the feeling that you’re having a stroke or something every time it happens and makes me have the worst anxiety making a migraine even worse. I feel for all of us who get these and I hope that one day a deeper understanding will be found and that we can get help as it really is no way of life. I just started to take Botox for it and I’m waiting to see if it is right for me and will do something. It’s a ruthless cycle, you get no sleep from a migraine and a lot of stress from it which can be a trigger and cause another one in a couple of days when your cortisol levels go back down and then boom another one strikes, along with having to tiptoe around plans as at any moment it can be ruined from this.

@nelsonquinteros1696

Жыл бұрын

Yes Migraines are horrible, recently I been getting them more often. And I pray that they go away as the pain is too much to bear.

@rupalidhotkar5604

Жыл бұрын

Take care dear

@darkdevil8629

Жыл бұрын

I have migraine for 4 years until now.... Not cure...

@jordistruble606

Жыл бұрын

You could not have explained my feelings any better!

@MyFocusVaries

Жыл бұрын

Some of the migraine preventive meds are also helpful in preventing tension headaches. Talk to your doctor about those.

Anyone else mid migraine here? Day 4 and I can't wait for it to go. Ouch.

@amritaail591

5 жыл бұрын

same.

@jeanakatherine9369

5 жыл бұрын

Day 3....I'm about 2 take another imitrex injection

@bigboi1247

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@JenniferElliott1

4 жыл бұрын

I had a migraine last Sunday and it lasted for 2 days. :(

@AhmedEnaya

4 жыл бұрын

day 120 still hasn't gone away

As informative as this is, its really educational but the fact that I suffer from this makes it so hard to watch. 😔😪

@kevinauzou8448

4 жыл бұрын

Have you heard of thermal micro-cautery as a natural and effective treatment for migraine ?

@cruisepaige

2 жыл бұрын

It makes me emotional

These things robs you of your soul

@tbaker4171

4 жыл бұрын

😢

@aminah761

4 жыл бұрын

vanessa martin yes I’m disabled due to these

@imbatman212

3 жыл бұрын

Aminah B sorry

@viriotie

2 жыл бұрын

Stay strong! Do nice things for yourself every now and then. You deserve it

I had chronic migraines. I started tracking my food intake. Studying what I ate in days of a migraine. Turns out my migraines were caused by lack of water and protein. Now I make sure to drink "at least" 70oz a day and eat protein, haven't had a migraine going on 5yrs!!

@pietpost1433

9 ай бұрын

What kind of protein you eat?😊

@Kadijatou

6 ай бұрын

ima try this my migraines hurt so bad i drink way too much coffee and recently found of im lactose intolerant 😢

@artschool673

4 ай бұрын

I was having headaches for like a year straight, not migraines, but this might help someone and migraines might be related to food. Anyway, I decided to go on an only fruit diet (and some raw veggies: lettuce, some spinach, etc) since I like all fruit and I am not allergic or intolerant to any and I digest them perfectly. In two weeks my headaches disappeared, so I continued like that for another 5 months (I had some "normal" lunch on Sumdays at my mum's). My headaches haven't come back. Btw, I only had organic fruit and veggies. Just my two cents in case it might help anyone.

@daviddenton1934

3 ай бұрын

Quitting caffeine made mine go away. They come back when i start again. So sad.

This is hard to share, but I’ve got to get it out of my system. My adult daughter actually rolls her eyes and laughs when I get a migraine. No, she’s never had a migraine and maybe never even a headache. Her husband thinks I’m “overreacting”….’just take an advil’. Then, to my humiliation and sadness, they gave me a book for Christmas last year that declared migraines don’t exist, except as a way for unscrupulous doctors to make money. My migraines are chronic. I take Eletriptan, topamax, Aimovig injections and have had Botox across my scalp and down my neck and shoulders. This disease is the WORST. I’ve considered many times to just make my exit from this world but I’m hanging on. Thank you for this information. Migraine disease is a living hell.

@lptherapygroup6591

8 ай бұрын

Too bad they are ignorant toward your disease.

@c.danielle8653

7 ай бұрын

My husband used to get so upset at me but after seeing me suffer so much he finally understands.

I've dealt with migraines since I was 10 years old. Officially (diagnosed) at 12 but I remember being a 10 year old seeing auras and electrical currents. Always feeling like I was walking on clouds. I use to have them multiple times a week. Now in my later years, they come less frequently but when they come, they come. When I do get migraines now, I have to try and take medicine before the attack actually happens (during the aura stage) or I'll throw up the medicine. I have to lay completely flat (no pillows) and with no movement and hope I fall asleep. People really don't understand how debilitating they are.. It's good seeing other people commenting their experiences.

My dad also get migraines like me and he has a special way to ease them or even get rid of them sometimes He says to turn on the shower very cold (it will be hard to get in at first) then make the water hit on you forehead and move around so it hits all parts of your head. Then turn the water to hot and do the same thing. Keep repeating it until it feels better. Also he says that only the smartest of people get bad migraines because we have to much knowledge in our brains 🤣🤣

@nataliapinon4139

4 жыл бұрын

Snowball Slime Shops I tried the shower thing today, I fill the tub half way with cold water then warm water hits me. Relieves a bit enough to get me to go to my bed and sleep

@sparrowbarnesmusic5864

4 жыл бұрын

Thats the best thing i ever heard and i will remember it

@patience9154

4 жыл бұрын

Smart man lol

@thebrilliantbrittany

4 жыл бұрын

Snowball Slime Shops sitting in a hot bath with a cold pack on your head is similar and also helps!

@Judyp77

4 жыл бұрын

Love your dad explanation of why we suffer migraines. 😍

Bless you I am praying for each and every one of you!!! 🙏🙏🙏 you are a champion for all of this we go through, blessings sent with ❤️ to you right now!!

@jasonharris5626

2 жыл бұрын

thank you

@Teslinmary582

2 жыл бұрын

Sr, I am suffering from this chronic migraine since 17 years 😭😭, even today, I fed up in life by this diseae

@kilz1z1771

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@ayeshaanees8859

Жыл бұрын

Thanku

I am having a migraine right now. I’m 17 and have dealt with them my whole life. I can confidently say that It is one of the worst experiences one person can ever experience. This video was fascinating to watch and learn from and is very accurate

@mixchart6709

Жыл бұрын

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When I was 8 years old, I started getting really bad migraines. I was throwing up every time I had one and the pain was always intense. The migraines would happen several times a month until I was 17. I talked to a priest that I met on a train about my constant migraines and I asked him to pray for me, since I felt hopeless about the migraines. After he prayed with me, my migraine went away and to this day, I haven’t had a single migraine. I’ve had small headaches, but I haven’t had a single bad migraine for the past 5 years. I’m blessed

@louistournas120

8 ай бұрын

Divine intervention is unlikely. A priest is just a regular guy that spends a lot of his time with the Bible.

My friend: Ugh my heads hurts.I think I have a *strong migraine* . Me having migraines for 8 years: Trust me...you don't.

@ar5055

4 жыл бұрын

I am having it since 2017. It happens mostly in winters, accompanied by sinusitis. Left brain hurts damn too much.

@janeopuene5391

4 жыл бұрын

I have migraine for 15 years

@layla8647

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy 😥

@tingle2323

3 жыл бұрын

I have migraine from from 11-12 years, from teen years

@gravedigger9313

2 жыл бұрын

Ha ha Exactly

I’m understanding how much going crazy when get migraines 😢😭☹️hate it God bless who are have this Indeed pain ...!!✌️

@nonixmolina4632

5 жыл бұрын

😥😭😭😭😭😢

@ishanmulani604

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@bhumikakaushal3346

4 жыл бұрын

@@webmillions Really??

@sunil.oparshram2126

4 жыл бұрын

Im

I don't get migraines.. but I had one today that lasted hours (about 12), but seemed to last for eternity. I just want to show my compassion for people to suffer regularly from it. I was vomitting constantly. I barely came out of it and wanted to research it further, then read the comments. I know it sounds a bit extreme, but while I was hurting and not thinking clearly, I was thinking about how if I regularly had these, or this one did not end, I would quite literally end my life. I can't even imagine the strength you'd need to get these all the time and keep on living your life. You have my fullest and deepest sympathy and I hope you guys can find a way out of that recurring hell.

@c.danielle8653

7 ай бұрын

I have hope I can heal them. That’s the only thing that keeps me going. And my kids need me.

As a non drinker and migraine sufferer it's so frustrating when people assume I'm hungover when I call in sick. And then those same people say they have a migraine when they are actually hungover

@vanyvero2007

Жыл бұрын

Right?? I see some people going about their day.. saying they have a migraine. There is no way you can function when experiencing a through a migraine and its excruciating painful.. i cannot comprehend what is being said to me nor am I able to even make sense with what Im saying... on top of the pain.. I can hardly see or even open my eyes.

@MyFocusVaries

Жыл бұрын

There could be a link for some people. My nephew used to think he was hungover. But he didn't realize a single beer shouldn't leave you hungover. Turns out he gets migraines if he drinks beer.

Wow. The brain scarring/stroke part is especially worrying. I've always felt that these migraine attacks CAN'T be good for my brain on a physiological level & that each one may be permanently worsening my overall health in some way. This kinda confirms that it's more than just a passing headache or inconvenience if physical changes are happening that can be seen on imaging tests.

@samgreeneggs8101

Жыл бұрын

Yes you’re correct. And the problem we are faced with us that each migraine makes you more susceptible to another. Even doctors are not taking this seriously at all. The more migraines you have the more migraines you will get. That’s why it is important to find a preventative. It’s like epilepsy. If you allow the seizures and don’t treat them they will increase and become more severe. Each migraine creates a pattern to more easily set up another attack. Frustrating when you cannot find a preventative that works.

@georgepresley5120

Жыл бұрын

@@samgreeneggs8101 is there anyway one can prevent? I have tried so hard to find a way but I can't see. The most freightening part is the risk of stroke

@Melanie____

Жыл бұрын

@@georgepresley5120 if it makes you feel better I just watched another video where the neurologist says the stroke risk increase due to migraines is minuscule compared to like smoking .. so it’s just important to stay healthy in all other aspects to keep the overall risk low. (Eat healthy low sodium and no smoking) (and women to not take the contraceptive pill)

Had them all my life, started with one every 2 years, now once a month. Mine start with aura, vomiting, severe headache, loss of sight and blurred speech. To those of you suffering, don't let this disease weigh you down! You got this.

@Godspeed1844

2 жыл бұрын

Is their anything that helps? I'm searching anywhere for my brother.

@ud9900

2 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@808-flopz

2 жыл бұрын

I had it once a year and it got much worse in puberty i am sensitive to light and both my parents have migraines sometimes so if you grow older it might become less

@tailorandmakeup2212

2 жыл бұрын

@@Godspeed1844 sumatriptan

@timmy-xj9vu

Жыл бұрын

Nurtec works great

I am here because of too much terrible migraine pain , May God cure everyone soon Amen

@ayeshaanees8859

Жыл бұрын

Ameen

I can't eat when I have migraine. I throw up when I have migraine. I need to be in bed when I have migraine. The palms of my hands and feet hurt when I have migraine. I get stomach upset and hyperacidity when I have migraine. My trick is to take mefenamic acid just before the pain worsens or when I feel like I'm gonna have a migraine.

@rida7887

2 жыл бұрын

I do same

@rwarren108

2 жыл бұрын

Mefenamic acid? I’ve never heard of it.. I’m gonna look into that.

@tomandme3698

2 жыл бұрын

@@rwarren108 me too, maybe it will help

I have had migraines since I was a kid. Now, they are chronic and last for days at a time. Can no longer work. I feel like a burden in my family.

@VT-mw2zb

5 жыл бұрын

You can try some lifestyle adjustments. While you may not be able to work, try not staying inside at home all day. Be a bit more active, walk in parks, do some gardening, run around a bit. One thing that triggers migraine is stress and feeling terrible inside does not help. Talk it out with your family and get it off your chest. Find something you enjoy doing actively (sitting around watching HBO all day isn't). Even if you can't work outside and earn money, doing domestic household work: cooking, cleaning, etc ... are still work and you should do it and not feeling terrible about not going out and work. Then figure out what triggers your headaches and avoid those. For me, they are stress, long physical activity under hot, humid, sunny days, salty food, fast food while being hungry and thirsty. Avoid those and it cut down the frequency quite a lot.

@livingstonstanley3112

5 жыл бұрын

Me tooo

@liikanglom8350

5 жыл бұрын

Me too😒🤕🤕🤒

@CrazyChken

4 жыл бұрын

Hi :( I’m 21 and have had migraines almost everyday for a long long time. I want to kill myself almost everyday. I live with my fiancé and he’s the only one that works.. I lose my eyesight from my migraines so I can never drive. I feel like such a burden to him and his family. 😖😢 his family doesn’t understand how bad/many migraines I get and call me lazy and think I’m just with him so I don’t have to do anything...... I wish I could work and help bring in money. His family is rich and they said they’d buy a house and we can rent it from them, but changed their mind because I don’t work currently. they keep telling him they won’t help him until I find a job that makes 16$ an hour. I feel like I ruin his life and he could have such a better life without being with me. Sorry for the rant I have a horrible migraine right now and saw you feel like a burden so I thought I’d share I’m so sorry you feel that way it really sucks. 💔💔 I know this was posted a year ago but I hope you’re better

@ken45y

4 жыл бұрын

@Gery A Drinking more water also. The last time I had a mountain Dew years ago caused it I believe. After that no more .

Migraine, throw up, sleep

@chloefarrell-pz7gb

5 жыл бұрын

Literally

@emperorpalpatine7516

5 жыл бұрын

That's what happened to me today lmao.

@FG-td4vs

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao me today, horrible stuff

@sarahbrennan1342

4 жыл бұрын

Maria Dahl lol so true... 🙏🏻

@iamlearningjapanese5276

4 жыл бұрын

I have them but don’t throw up anymore and usually just sleep for a hour an a bit. I had a migraine for a month.

Since we're all sharing. My mom has had migraines for as long as I can remember, and unfortunately I have inherited them. Mines started when I was around 14 15 and have just gotten worse since. And I'm a diesel mechanic, imagine working 10 hour days in a loud environment with a migraine that starts as soon as I wake up. Honestly, I go to sleep sometimes with a migraine and it'll last for a few days. And it sucks. What helps ease it a bit, for me. Is to turn the water as hot as you can take it, and put your head under it. All over your forehead and on the temples where the pain usually it. The steam will open up your nasal passages and it'll reach your brain, the steam eases your migraine. It is not just a headache, for us who live with them. I hope this helps.

I started getting migraines when I began working as a programmer and was staring at a computer all day.

@ken45y

5 жыл бұрын

Do you think it could be the light from the computer screen? I wear sunglasses and that helped cut down on mine.

@hergherg3968

5 жыл бұрын

@ratchetandclank2016 Tony Stark yes it sounds like it. I first started having tension headaches but i also had anxiety and doc gave me tricyclic antidepressants and a few years later that pain development into something worse and here i am today living hell a few days a week or at random times.

@tbaker4171

4 жыл бұрын

Mine started from working on my laptop. I get tension headaches and ocular migraines together. 🤕

@skullcrusher5831

4 жыл бұрын

Cwispy Face depending on the symptoms If it’s a Tight Squeezing pain that’s probably a tension headache If it’s a disabiling pulsating or pounding pain with nausea and light and sound sensitivity that’s probably Migraine

@negritolindo8838

4 жыл бұрын

do you see like blur background color between lines? That's a trigger. Some people like me, get some "stress" phobia migraine when seen lines contrasting. You can solve part of that making 2 or 3 line separation, so you won't' get that code bar effect.

reached mars but no treatment on migraine 😭 sad😭

@createandexperience

4 жыл бұрын

Acupuncture has really helped me. I have had migraines on and off for the last 15 years. Acupuncture is the only therapy that has helped keep them at bay for months at a time.

@kevinauzou8448

4 жыл бұрын

Have you heard of thermal micro-cautery as a natural and effective treatment for migraine ?

@Edward-qe8xg

4 жыл бұрын

Rocket science is far easier, sadly

@JBaked

4 жыл бұрын

Are brains are very complexed. We can't even access are Brian's full potential lol.

@surabee779

4 жыл бұрын

Acupuncture can cure Migraine. Point H9 will solve the problem simply.

Woke up with the same headache from yesterday's...

The makers of this video were not thinking about how the bright lights in this video would hurt those of us watching after experiencing an episode! I had to cover the screen during all those sparking visuals.

@ArunBenedict

2 жыл бұрын

True! 👍

@anamika4580

2 жыл бұрын

Trueee!!!

I'm writing from Germany this is the best video we ever see in about migraine. a very great video

I have migraine for 25 years and counting. It all started when I had my first period. Since then, it never left me. There are also other two family members who have migraine, but apparently mine is the worst. I know all my triggers but can't control most of them (menstruation, sunlight (my worst migraine attacks are during summer and spring), weather changes, lack of sleep, stress and certain odors). Meditation and controlled breathing sometimes help, as well as massaging neck muscles. For nausea, just a few months ago, I discovered slowly drinking tea with ginger makes nausea go away or at least reduce its intensity.

@createandexperience

4 жыл бұрын

Acupuncture has really helped me. I have had migraines on and off for the last 15 years. Acupuncture is the only therapy that has helped keep them at bay for months at a time.

@kevinauzou8448

4 жыл бұрын

Hello, have you heard of thermal micro-cautery as a natural and effective treatment for migraine ?

@rupalidhotkar5604

Жыл бұрын

Great...

@shreyasuman7

Жыл бұрын

Can u tell me if i have migraine or not, It all started and i get to experience heavy pain, on the back of head, sometimes right side, or left side. Scalp tenderness is common. (it's like burning) i get nauseutic feel. Nd it doesn't happen daily but regularly like a cycle. Sometimes, it feels like a stroke, it feels that something freezed in my mind, and when i lift my head (up or down) it's like something is falling. Intense pain. And sometimes,. It feels like something hit my head hard like a stroke. Ohhh, it's soo painful. Rn, i'm having pain on the back side of head, and scalp pain.

I think there are two things that everyone on Earth should experience at least once. A full-blown panic attack and a full-blown migraine because people who do not experience these things can be incredibly insensitive to those of us who do. I think everyone should experience them once so that everyone understands how debilitating they actually are.

@rupalidhotkar5604

Жыл бұрын

Yes...i feel the same.

@mkostovski

Жыл бұрын

The lowest point in my life has been trying to explain to people that prosciutto and red wine gives me aura and headaches. 😂😂😂

@Sinthiastar

2 ай бұрын

Man when ur only two health problems r panic attacks and migraines / some of the most debilitating illnesses of all time 😢

I used to get a migraine around once a week in elementary school, thankfully I rarely get them now. This video is so true. I hate when people think of migraines as just headaches.

That 10min video taught me more about my migraines than the 20+ drs ive seen for my migraines over the past 15yrs..🙏thank you and please keep the videos coming....

Scaring within the brain part is very interesting!!

@JoelleisAce

5 жыл бұрын

I don't know about interesting. More like terrifying. My brain probably looks as fucked as a smokers lungs.

@hergherg3968

5 жыл бұрын

Its scary

@leeco9811

4 жыл бұрын

I have scarring from MS but no paralysis symptoms (thinking I was misdiagnosed). Medical Medium says it is Epstein Barr syndrome.

@D13fs

4 жыл бұрын

@@JoelleisAce Add to that increased risk for stroke. Terrifying indeed.

@lemdrix8071

4 жыл бұрын

I got scan and had bad scarring from years of migraines

Post migraine is pretty terrible too. I feel so exhausted. Like my body has just been hit by a train. Migraines take a lot of energy out of you and wreak havoc on your body.

@jordistruble606

Жыл бұрын

It's called " the hangover day" I didn't realize it was a very real thing until years into suffering. Day 2 my head just aches and I can't focus...light is miserable but I'm usually starving !

@TheSweetForever

Жыл бұрын

@@jordistruble606 oh I know. I’ve had migraines for over 15 years. I know about all of it. Sadly

@BarbaraBowenPhotography

2 ай бұрын

I had severe migraines from my 20’s until I hit menopause. Now I get them less frequently and they are mild. But on the hangover day….I would tell people that my head hurts from hurting the day before

Anyone else here get a feeling of being totally drunk? That lasts even after the actual migraine has passed? I always got headaches but after i had my 2nd child i instantly began having migraines and long suspected hormones were responsible for the initial trigger of my migraine. I will say the best, fastest relief i ever received can't from a dr. who suffered from migraines her whole life. Her father was also a dr and showed her how to push saline through all the Nasal passages for quick relief. Fastest treatment I've ever received. She was also honest and said that is nearly impossible to get a dr to do that bc it doesn't cost enough money!

This video has given me so much clarity. I couldn’t understand how I went from having episodic migraines as a child, to none at all during my late teen - early adult years, then they became chronic out of nowhere 6 years ago. It also explains why my symptoms keep changing and why I started having chronic catarrh right after the migraines became chronic!

Got one today.. crippled me, had to leave work - got nausea, blurred vision and needed to take codeine for it. I used to get them nearly every month when I was a teenager. They really debilitate me. A good mitigation tactic I have during migraine is to put my hands and feet into hot water and put ice on my forehead. It works

That explains why I always feel like I've got a sinus infection or I also misinterpreted my symptoms to allergies, wow I did not know this.I suffer from migraines daily

@seephor

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. Runny nose all the time.

@skullcrusher5831

4 жыл бұрын

Crystal Gail How does the pain headache feel and what’s the symptoms

@ilqar887

3 жыл бұрын

Are u Okey now? I feel like my gums hurt

@PainWarriorCode

2 жыл бұрын

Same here, I noticed that I started dealing with chronic catarrh a few weeks after the migraines became chronic. I knew they were somehow connected but didn’t know the science behind how & why.

The section about the sinus drainage and pain is spot on with what I suffer from. I finally have a scientific explanation for it. Thank you for this information.

After looking at the comments section i feel im not the only one although a couple months ago i get migraine rarely once in 1 or 2 months but recently thrice or more than that in a month. It feels like to kill myself rather than suffering from the headaches and feels like my eyes are comming out from my skull. So much strain. I hope someone find a cure for this. I used to laugh when my cousin's tell they have migraine but now i know how it feels.

As a longterm sufferer of migraines, classic with auras, I can say they do change as you age, at least for me. Less of the horrible headaches, but with vertigo and occasional blindness in one eye. And yes my brain is scarred but I don't miss the headaches.

@tomsale5142

8 ай бұрын

Yes it's in my upper body now and not my head

Outstanding video! Makes sense that most chronic migrainuers started with episodic migraines but were mismanaged by doctors and progressed to chronic. My longest migraines were 29 days, 31 days, etc and then crossed over into chronic migraines after a neurologist mandated I get 31 botox shots which then triggered encephalitis and autoimmune disease. And no one talks about how migrainuers suffer from gastroparesis and G.I. tract paralysis since the brain controls the GI tract. Autonomic fuckery at its worst. 13 years later I’m so sick I’m finally entering hospice.

Thank you so much. I am glad to read this, its the most accurate and comprehensive explanation I have ever had. At 63 years old, and a sufferer of migraines, sinus problems, and a diagnosis of TN, I have a pretty good idea where it all originates. I'm going to e mail this video to my GP.

I've had migraines my entire life and so has my mother and I at least have legitimately popped enough excedrin migraine to quite effectively give myself 2 new chronic conditions. Those being chronic gastritis and chronic enteritis which essentially means my stomach and small intestines are permanently inflamed. Migraines give a more literal sense of the word hell to anyone who has experienced them even once.

@michelenichele294

4 ай бұрын

Ask your doctor for Sumatriptan, instead of o d ing on NSAIDs.

@MHill98

4 ай бұрын

I can't take sumatriptan due to having gastroenteritis. Every time I take it it causes a lot of pain and I'm doubled over in bed for around 4 days from just 1 100mg imitrex pill.

@michelenichele294

4 ай бұрын

@@MHill98 😥

My mom had bad migraines that would keep her in bed all day with nausea and vomiting for many years. All the doctors gave we’re meds that just hide the pain slightly. I switched her to whole food plant based diet and she never had a migraine ever since. Not to mention the weight she lost and other symptoms that went away. Just some food for thought.

I got diagnosed with chronic migraines in November, having migraines with aura everyday is exhausting and its making getting through each day a lot harder.

Migraines are ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE when they attack. I couldn't do anything but to vomit, suffer pain all over my face and forcing myself to sleep while being anxious. I hope that all of us will find recovery

Just had one yesterday afternoon. I am still feeling weak and drained, 14 hours after. My head is still pounding. I have a lot of urgent work to do on my laptop and I have no idea where to find the energy to do that. Migraines are a painful nightmare.

I'm currently in severe pain, mine started at the age of 6 when I was in primary school. I'm now 40,so one can imagine the number of years of my pain

@rupalidhotkar5604

Жыл бұрын

Yes....i can imagine. Take care.

Am writing from Germany that a very great Video the best I've ever seen . THANK .YOU We can see that Migräne is a very complicated illness

I'm suffering through chronic migraine since last 3 years, now it's too severe I barely get faint and think that's it, it's too painful. May Allah give patience and complete cure to all the sufferers, Aameen.

Bruh when I get a migraine it feels like my right eye is being ripped out bro. I don't even get auras anymore. As soon as half my head starts aching I know it's a migraine.

@shannamack4290

2 жыл бұрын

Mine are behind my right eye, too ... ice pick migraines is what my doc calls it

@inakvakkestad8350

2 жыл бұрын

Cluster headaches?

Mine are so bad and constant I sometimes think about killing myself rather than go through this pain I don't understand how this is not considered a disability I wish people could experience the pain I have to deal with sometimes a headache and migraine are not the same I've ended up in the hospital because I've taken too much pain meds trying to get rid of this pain from Excedrin migraine to asprin and acetometophen and trememedol I've tried it all 😭

I’ve been to the ER multiple times last month alone I went 7 times for severe migraines they finally prescribed me with Sumatriptan tablets and it helps I hate taking medication but experiencing this for over 10+ years is ridiculous and extremely painful :(

@JenniferAsbenson

Жыл бұрын

Do you take it daily or when you get a migraine?

@kayefisher363

Жыл бұрын

Arie-I’m on Sumatriptan too, I find they are the best so far-and I’ve suffered with migraines for 43 years-mine have really ramped up over the last 5 years - I’m only supposed to take Sumatriptan when I feel a migraine coming on so I’m used to preempting them- the only ones I can’t preempt are the ones that I wake up with in the mornings- so I’m currently taking beta blockers before I go to bed to see if this can prevent whatever is happening when I’m asleep for me to wake up with a migraine

Best informational video I've found so far. Have been wanting to understand the experience better

I had a migraine in my school and I tried to calm down and drink water. I know it might had not worked but when I got home I already feel better.. I suffered for SO long for the whole day in school suffering in a migraine.. I hope none of you guys got a migraine cuz BOI IT HURTS! HURTS MORE THAN A REGULAR HEADACHE!!

No sugar, low carb diet is working for me!

Always wished I had the means to fully find a way to stop my migraines. I always believed that my headaches were sinus until I experienced one so painful I had to go to the doctor immediately. He diagnosed me with migraines. I still get the nasal congestion with most of them. I also sometimes get extremely sharp vision before some. Others are the smell of automotive fumes, feces, rotting food or burning smells, light & noise sensitivity. Others are blurry vision & pain at the top of my head that increases as I try to pull information & become lost in brain fog. Others are so much nauseousness from the pain that I have to lie down, not move & just struggle with it. If I can, I will knock myself out with medication, if I can keep it down, & hope it will pass or diminish when I wake up.

Really excellent animation and information. My migraines always start on one side of my head and it's the side where I have chronic sinusitis. I'm going to an ENT doc to get this checked out.

I'm just pounding on the half side of my head when I have a migraine.

I’ve had migraines since I was 7 it hurts when it rains

I have migraines that can last up to a week. I vomit alot and have lost all sensitivity in one side of my body and also once fainted.. I now use MIGRAITAN as medication. It has SUMATRIPTAN in it. This has helped me very much so I hope that it helps you all too ❤

It helps to Understand what happens to my head..!! Thank you.. I'm not a Dr nor do I have any degrees but this definitely explains in an informative manner..

This here has a better explanation than any doctor i went to in my whole life .....

@antoniorobinson1727

Жыл бұрын

migraines can be cured naturally... visit #herbalistehi for review and to be cured too no matter the sickness or disease

Excellent!

My best friend is going to make the second year of a continued migraine. At the beginning it was so bad, she couldn't speak or leave bed. I wish to understand better what causes it but, even if this video makes it look like there are several obvious things, doctors eventually gave up and stop trying to help because there's not enough information. Thankfully she's getting better. Now she can even go out a little and take care of herself. She's making big changes in her life and I think that's helping. Still, I would like to understand how it works deeply, maybe in an easier visual language than the one on this video.... Does anyone know a video like that and would like to recommend it to me?

superb.. information,,, heads off

Another invaluable channel, will definitely explore more videos from you, sir,thank you!

I'm 13 and have chronic migraines. It's so annoying having to tell people I have migraines. A lot of people say stuff like, "There's no way you have migraines, you're only 13." I started being Homeschooled in 5th grade because I was missing too much school.

@MultiJennifer54

3 жыл бұрын

im sorry for you, try massaging your brain stem, the brain stem get tight from stress and bad weather and that was causing my cluster migraines, i thought i was having a stroke, or heart attack..

I have a migraine, I do this Compress my head to get up. Throw up Sleep Repeat

I’ve just found this channel and by reading your comments I know exactly how you feel-I have suffered with migraines since I was 17 and in the last 5 years they have got more severe- I am now 61 and they are more debilitating than ever - I can be in bed between 1-5 days, with vomiting, the pain is excruciating. I have to be still, in bed, in total darkness, total silence and try to sleep as much as I can. It’s ruining my life- I pray there’s a cure out there 🙏

@princesscarlet1

5 ай бұрын

I'm also 61 and I now the migraine has become chronic and I have daily migraines. I take 1 tablet of sumatriptan (50mg) a day and still have to go to bed for 2 hours. You don't have triptans? In the future I hope I can try Ajovy because Aimovig did nothing for me. No one should have to live with this debilitating disease 😪

@kayefisher363

5 ай бұрын

@@princesscarlet1 Hi princesscarlet- I take Amitriptyline up to 40 mgs at night- Sumatriptan (100 mgs) when I have an attack + Propranolol (beta blockers) 3x40mgs - The Amitriptyline and Propranolol are supposed to prevent an attack but it doesn’t do so- I’m waiting to see if I can get an appointment with a Neurologist- I have no quality of life- I can’t work at the moment as I am unreliable and I can’t get any benefit as they said that I basically wasn’t ill enough - because on my good days I am fit and able- I tried to explain that I wasn’t disabled I just have a debilitating condition. It’s about time the medical profession took this condition seriously - we all need help- I really empathise x

Thank you I saw an learn alot from this message because I am stressed out from work an I don't got enough sleep so thanks a million.

Couldn’t watch this due to all the flashing lights!

Very spot on 💜💜💜💜

This video is a marsterpiece. Me as a migraine sufferer feel that my nervous system is overreactive. Hardly ever I can relax my muscles, for a certain reason are always tense, and I wake up with stiff neck every day.

This is really educational but when I have one migraine headache all I want to do is rip my brain off my head. I had one fot last three days today I feel much calmer and relaxed. God bless them who suffers just like me

How i treat my migraine: 1. Drink “distilled water” to attract salt from the body and towards the urine 2. Turn off the lights ( for light sensitivity ) 3. Sit in my bed, don’t lay in bed, it puts pressure in the head. 4. Or lay in bed but make sure you’re upper body is exaggeratedly inclined to reduce pressure on the head due to gravity 5. Take medicine. Paracetamol is good to reduce inflammation 6. Aromatherapy. If you don’t like the smell of your balm. Just stahp. 8. Make sure the temperature of the room is the right temperature that suits you As the videos says, your senses are exaggerated, so reduce the reception of senses to make your nervous system have a break. Maybe you’re working too hard or not having enough sleep or your diet is too salty or have plenty of MSG. Adjust everything. Give your brain a break.

@hazz1875

4 жыл бұрын

Can migraine cause unequal pupil for a couple of minutes? Its happening to me

@brandonmartinez6812

3 жыл бұрын

Wow this was actually helpful , thank you

I thought this video did a great job explaining wbhat is going on in my head. The pain is God awful...

I've been suffering from severe migraine since 2003 until now. It's one of the worst feeling ever 😔 wouldn't wish this on not even my enemies

Just stumbled upon this video. After YEARS of suffering, finally have a neurologist who's helping me. Sumatriptan injection (I have to use 2), topiramate, magnesium, and Vit D3. Check your vitamins. LAY OFF the sugar. Eat right. Still get migraines, but mostly more tolerable. Unfortunately the changes of weather still knock me down.

Our nervous system is a drama queen 👑

@jordaine1469

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly that's all I've taken out of this😅

Hey everyone! I just wanted to say - check to make sure you don’t have a gluten sensitivity/intolerance as that could be causing your migraines. It’s a major cause that not a lot of doctors or the general public know about. Take care ❤️

@GLGC688

5 жыл бұрын

I'm looking into this, too. I kind of hope it is that because that would be a fairly easy fix I hope.

@zakbennett2876

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the advice but yeah that's not it I already tried that too. I hope and pray that it helped you

I have migraines every 4 months or so and they only last about 2 to 4 hours. While it lasts it's completely debilitating, and I can't even imagine how some people endure it for days on end and have it very frequently. I honestly feel lucky compared to those people. To everyone who has to get through migraines, stay strong.

Wow, the 3D animation of the synaptic transmission, gene transcription, action potential and depolarization are so well depicted!

@tbaker4171

4 жыл бұрын

The flashing lights were a bit of a trigger, though.

Every day of my life I have a migraine I’m tired of it

@swatigupta7338

3 жыл бұрын

Same here...

I suffer from migraine headaches for around 2 to 3 days...

@madison3012

5 жыл бұрын

I get mine 4-6 times every week

@hatyafelonvicjy7901

5 жыл бұрын

its my 2nd day of migraine

Since most of the people watching these videos are VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE sufferers, it blows my mind that the graphics would jump and twist and be a trigger for many of us. BLOWS MY MIND. **At least have a warning of possible triggers if you are gonna have aggressive movement in your videos** The best example of how folks do not understand us, is this fricken video right here.

I've been getting migraines since 5-6 years old, I suffered for many years until one day a coworker shared an Imitreks and it was life changing for me, in less than 30 minutes it's gone. I think back all the years I suffered and all that lost time in bed crying in the dark, praying for relief. Debilitating.