Monday, October, 19, 2009
What To Take For Chronic Headaches During Pregnancy
October 03, 2008
Pregnancy can affect many women's migraines. In some, the migraines
become worse, while others notice a marked improvement in the
frequency or severity of these chronic headaches. Experts at
HealthDay News have compiled this list of ways pregnant women can
better cope with their migraines, including specific exercises,
diet changes, and other lifestyle changes that may help ease the
pain.
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Expert & Community Posts
By Teri Robert
,
Health Expert
...the ears). Salicylates are not recommended during pregnancy, so pregnant and breastfeeding...
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By Todd Eisner
,
Health Expert
...otherwise, why would we have it? b. I am planning a pregnancy in the next few months and I will...
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By Eileen Bailey
,
Health Expert
...of the physical symptoms of anxiety. For some, the chronic headaches can interfere with life on...
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By Karen Lee Richards
,
Health Expert
Do you have Migraines or chronic headaches or know someone who does? Do you enjoy writing poetry?...
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Health Guide
...study reported that
pregnancy had little effect one way or the other on severity in most women with
chronic headaches.Women whose migraines are affected by
pregnancy or menstruation are also...
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...cases.ObesityDiabetesHypertensionHypothyroidismFibromyalgiaRheumatoid arthritisEmphysemaChronic alcoholismSleep apnea and snoring
Chronic headachesBrain or spinal injuriesMany muscle and nerve...
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...suggest that for some people sleep disorders, including apnea, may be the underlying causes of some
chronic headaches. In some patients with both
chronic headaches and apnea, treating the sleep...
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...with some headaches. Such approaches may be especially helpful for children and pregnant women with
chronic headaches. (For information on acupuncture and spinal manipulation, see the Treatment...
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...should be noted, however, that a number of medical conditions, such as lung and heart problems and
chronic headaches, commonly occur with low back pain, but a causal relationship is...
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