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I would like to let you know how excited I am to be joining MyMigraineConnection in an official capacity. Being able to support, educate and assist people with Migraine disease and chronic illness is very important to me. Having more than my share of autoimmune "issues" makes me uniquely qualified to share my thoughts and feeling on how difficult life can be when trying to cope with these conditions.
Three different autoimmune issues, Idiopathic Inracranial Hypertension (Pseudotumor Cerebri), ...
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...Head Pain, Headache Problems, Facial Pain: Migraines Forehead pain Cluster headaches"Sinus Type" headache Hair and/or scalp painful or sensitive to touchHeadaches at the back... Read more »Ask the Clinician: Migraine and Headache Questions and Answers
...endocrine malfunction and Migraine treatment? •Heart racing and passing out during Migraine? •Can chronic Migraines cause damage? •more... Questions and Answers for 2/18/08• Radio ... Read more »Introduction
...Regular walking is a good way to stay in shape.Exercise and IllnessExercise helps kids ward off future neck pain. A study published in the February 2006 British Journal of Sports Medicine found... Read more »Headaches: Cluster: Cluster Headaches
...cycles. A significant percentage of people who experience a first cluster attack do not have another one.Chronic. Attacks occur regularly for more than 1 year, with pain-free periods lasting less... Read more »Hypothyroidism: Complications
...Indeed, patients with hypothyroidism have triple the risk of developing hypertension. All patients with chronic hypothyroidism, especially pregnant women, should have their blood pressures checked... Read more »Images
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