Since July of 2006, I have been experiencing very strange visual sensations (deja vu - seeing repetitive visions of experiences or thoughts regarding insignificant people that I have known in my life as well as physiological changes (a perceived drop in blood pressure, face paling, etc.) during numerous very short 20 to 30 second episodes. These episodes occur 4 to 5 times a year - usually seasonal and I experience about 10 -15 of them over the course of 2 days or so each...
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Full Question:Normally, my blood pressure runs 105/65, but during a migraine it goes up to 185/120 (average) with my pulse rate... Read more »
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A new study published in the medical journal Neurology has found that people with high blood pressure are less likely to suffer from headaches than... Read more »
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