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Exertional Asthma
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Primary Exertional Headaches: The Basics
Primary exertional headache (PEH) is a headache brought on by exercise, any form of exercise and is experienced by approximately 10% of the... Read more »
Rate of Perceived Exertion
When I first began working out, I didn't know how exercise was "supposed" to feel. At first, I thought that the harder I was breathing, the... Read more »
05/28/07 #2: Zolmitriptan reaction, Migraleve, exertion trigger?
Full Question: The last migraine I suffered, I tried taking Zolmitriptan, for the first time, but I found that I experienced a tight chest,... Read more »
How can exercise help Migraies when exertion is a trigger?
Full Question: I have suffered from severe migraines since age 4. As I age my migraines are intensifying. I was recently diagnosed as... Read more »
Our New Diabetes Exert: Meet Dr. Varon, DDS
Before you say "Dentist!" and run, don't click that button. It is with great pleasure that I have been given this opportunity to write for... Read more »
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Primary Exertional Headache: The Basics
Primary exertional headache (PEH) is a headache brought on by exercise, any form of exercise and is experienced by approximately 10% of the ... Read more »
Orgasm May Decrease Migraine and Headache Pain
Does the "Big O" cause or stop headaches and Migraine? We've all heard the old joke, "Not tonight, dear. I have a headache." Right? Surprisingly... Read more »
Moving to Monthly Newsletters!
In an effort to give you the most comprehensive information on your health conditions, we're delivering a monthly newsletter jam packed with useful... Read more »
Sweating Out Asthma
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- People who suffer from exercise-induced asthma (EIA) may benefit from strategies to increase their production of sweat and... Read more »
Caffeine reduces exercise-induced asthma
Drinking a caffeinated beverage an hour before exercising may cut symptoms of exercise-induced asthma (EIA), a new study has found. Researchers in... Read more »
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