Health is the greatest wealth we will ever have

Without our health, our vitality, our best energy, every part of our lives has the opportunity to suffer.

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Migraine

Migraine is a disorder of the nerves in the brain. The cooperation with the blood vessels is temporarily disrupted.

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2

Sciatica

Sciatic nerve pain occurs when there is compression on one of the five nerve roots of the lower back.

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3

Seizure

A seizure is a serious condition that makes your brain to body coordination abnormal.

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Nerve Pain

The nervous system is one of the most important parts of our body. To Get Rid OF this...

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How to Keep Pain Away

Frequently Asked Questions

What is migraine and how it triggers?
Headache from migraine is usually limited to one side of the head and is often accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Most people with migraine see an attack literally coming. They experience flashes of light or wavy images. These symptoms last from a few minutes to an hour at most. Afterward or already during these disruptions, a terrible headache comes on, which can last from a few hours to 3 days. The attack is usually complete within 1 day.
Why the pain of migraine arises?
Migraine arises because the cooperation between blood vessels and nerves in the brain is temporarily disrupted. Instance also plays a role in this. It is not known why some people regularly get an attack and others rarely. Also, the reason is often not clear.
What is the common therapy for migraine?
Light stimuli and sound are intolerable. Therefore, make the circumstances as comfortable as possible. Take a rest, sleep as much as possible, ensure a cool, dark environment and good ventilation. Do not smoke or use alcohol.
Is painkiller effective in migraine?
As soon as the attack comes up, you can use a painkiller and a (suppository) pill against nausea and vomiting. Stop what you are doing, because otherwise the migraine can only get worse. If (self-care) painkillers do not help, you can be prescribed a special remedy in consultation with your doctor.