What Kobe effect is best for migraine

Nowadays, many families are in a 4:2:1 pattern, that is, 4 elderly people, 2 young people and 1 child. What these families fear most is that the elderly people will fall ill at the same time, and the two young people have to work and take care of the elderly and children, and they are simply too busy to take care of themselves. Some elderly people are not in good health. As soon as they feel unwell, young people will rush to take them to the doctor, for fear that the elderly will become seriously ill. If an elderly person has migraine, which department is better to go to?

Migraine is a relatively common primary headache. When it occurs, the pain usually occurs on one side of the head. Some patients also experience symptoms such as nausea and vomiting during the headache. There are many factors that can trigger migraines, such as eating irritating foods, taking medications, and living environment, all of which may trigger migraines in patients.

1. Migraine is a relatively common primary headache. When it occurs, it usually occurs on one side of the head. Some patients also have symptoms such as nausea and vomiting during the headache. There are many factors that can trigger migraines, such as eating irritating foods, taking medications, and living environment, all of which may trigger migraines in patients.

2. Most patients suffer from unilateral migraine, while a few suffer from bilateral migraine. Whether patients have unilateral or bilateral migraines, the frequency, location, and duration of attacks vary from person to person. Generally speaking, migraine is mostly a pain on one side of the head, but the pain does not occur all day long. It is a paroxysmal disease, and each attack can last for dozens of hours, or only a few minutes. Most of the time, the pain is throbbing, which means that patients often feel a throbbing pain in their head, making them miserable.

3. Migraine can be divided into two treatment options according to the condition, one is drug treatment and the other is surgical treatment. Because some patients do not know much about migraine, they are troubled in choosing a treatment option and do not know which department to register for migraine. If the patient has a mild migraine, he or she can go to the neurology department and choose drug treatment to relieve pain by taking painkillers. However, drug treatment is a double-edged sword. Although it can relieve pain, frequent and excessive use can also lead to medication overuse headaches. It is recommended that patients increase or decrease the dosage of medication under the guidance of a doctor. If the migraine is moderate to severe and medication is no longer effective, the patient can choose surgery to treat the migraine. Currently, the best surgical treatment for migraine is "microvascular decompression", which is based on the cause of the migraine. The surgery is very safe and can allow the patient to recover completely.