What is the reason for the left headache

The brain is equivalent to the control center of the entire body. Both the collection of blood and thinking rely on the existence of the brain. This heavy burden will cause frequent brain pain. However, we will also find that many times the headache is not within the entire brain, but a one-sided pain. This condition is called migraine. The human brain is composed of the cerebrum and cerebellum. Since the left side of the brain needs to think, symptoms of left-side headaches often occur.

First: Migraine is a headache caused by neurological dysfunction due to tension, stress or mental factors, and falls into the category of vascular neurosis headache. Patients with hemiplegic headaches often feel tired, have headaches, and feel dizzy, which are actually caused by tension. Seasonal migraines are related to the season.

Second: Mental tension and muscle tension are also causes of migraines, which are caused by the patient's long-term nervous activity in a state of tension and fatigue or by severe mental trauma, which leads to brain functional disorder. Please note that some patients with neuropathic migraine may have persistent headaches for many years, and some patients' symptoms can even be traced back 10-20 years. The patient may have headaches all day long, with headaches lasting longer than pain-free time. Headaches are often aggravated by factors such as excitement, anger, insomnia, anxiety or depression.

Third: Migraine may also be related to genetic, endocrine and metabolic factors, especially female estrogen secretion levels, diet and personality factors. People who are perfectionists, sensitive, nervous, anxious, and neurotic are more likely to suffer from migraines.