Migraines are pulsating headaches, often on one side of the head. Migraine pain often burrows behind the eye. Physical activity may intensify the pain, but symptoms can vary from person to person and from one attack to the next. Some people with a migraine experience aura and most common auras are visual, such as flickering lights, spots, or lines. They typically last between five minutes and an hour, with a 60-minute "skip phase" before the headache pain sinks in. Some people with migraines have a sensory aura.

They may have a temporary lack of sensation or a pins-and-needles feeling, typically on one side of the body, moving from the fingertips through the arm and across the face. Mood changes can also be a sign of migraines. Sometimes patients start feeling depressed and low for no reason. At other times, they will suddenly get high. Research has shown a possible genetic link between depression and migraines, especially migraines with aura. Also, moderate or severe depression can increase the risk of episodic migraines becoming chronic.

Waking up tired or having trouble falling asleep is common problems in people with migraines. There is an association between lack of restorative sleep and the frequency and intensity of migraines. Some people with migraines have sinus symptoms, such as stuffy nose, clear nasal drainage, droopy eyelids, or teary eyes. Migraines can be sometimes confused for sinus headaches.

Also, a peculiar thing happens with some people before a migraine attack occurs - some people crave certain foods. A common craving is a chocolate. Stiffening of the neck, neck pain can be the early stage of a migraine. Yawning a lot is another forewarning that a migraine is about to strike. Unlike regular yawning, it may be excessive and occur in every few minutes. Vomiting and nausea induced by a migraine are very common and this kind of a migraine is more troublesome.

Vertigo and Ear Clinic offers treatment and diagnoses for migraines and other ailments under the supervision of migraine specialists and migraine doctors in Jaipur. This clinic has some of the most competent medical services in Jaipur.

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Migraine is one such issue that causes attacks or episodes of headaches with inclusion of other symptoms such as feeling sick (nausea) or being sick (vomiting).  When we talk about headache, it is common problem which is faced by many. But migraine is not just a bad headache but is an extremely debilitating collection of neurological symptoms that usually leads to severe recurring intense throbbing pain on one side of the head. You may have migraines several times a month or much less often. Doctors diagnose migraine by analyzing the symptoms, conducting medical tests and eliminating other possible causes of the headache.

That’s why you need special help to deal with hearing, speech and migraine issues. One such first-rate experience of advanced mechanics in one can expect with ENT doctors and Migraine doctors at our ENT Hospitals in Jaipur to help in getting rid of these issues. With the goal in mind to provide optimum treatment in this regard, Dr. Anita Bhandari’s Vertigo and Ear Clinic was established. It is a place with fully trained specialists to help the patients of vertigo, hearing loss and related issues with care and proper treatment. So to treat these problems, the centers of Dr. Anita Bhandari's Vertigo and Ear Clinic are equipped with fully trained ENT specialists, ENT surgeons and speech therapists to help the patients in dealing with such issues with care and proper treatment.

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