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Why am i having Migraines whilst i weight train?

Waseem Akram
08/17/08
Waseem Akram
Topics:Migraine PreventionWeight Training

I am 16 years old and i am weight training, i was doing squats and had intense Migraine, i couldn't speak properly and it started happening recently. i wasn't really staining whilst doing the exercise but it slowly built up and then it came on. What can I do to prevent this? Also is their anything i should be worried about?

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Eileen Gray
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I worked full time for a hospital based radiology group for ten...

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Hi Waseem!

 

We have an Ask the Clinician on this very topic!

 

You can find it by clicking HERE.

 

Hope that helps!

Eileen

Shirley
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I'm 46 years old. Married 19 years. Two teenage daughters

I am a wife of 19 years. I am a mother with two teenage daughters. ...

Monday, September 22, 2008

I have been in a few car accidents and my atlas (the atlas is the top vertebra that your head rests on, your arteries ect. actually pass through your atlas and it can get rotated which puts strain on your arteries nerves that pass through it) goes out of place, gets rotated. 

 

I see an atlas/orthoganal specialist to get it put back in place.  When I was doing physical therapy for my fibromyalgia there was one exercise that if I went over a certain weight it would shift my atlas and I would get an instant headache.  Would have to see the chiropractor to get my atlas fixed. 

 

They were different than my typical migraine.  They always started on the left side of my head.  These atlas headaches almost always started at the base of my head, but they acted like migraines.

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