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The effects of migraine
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- Опубліковано 15 лют 2020
- About one in seven people live with what's ranked the second-most debilitating disease on the planet, right after back pain: migraine. Though the causes are unclear, migraine is a serious neurological disease that often runs in families. But the malady is not often taken seriously, in part because the headaches, sensitivity to light and sound, nausea, dizziness, and a host of other symptoms affect three times as many women as men. Correspondent Susan Spencer talks with migraine expert Dr. William Young; Linda Porter, of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, about migraine research; Katherine Foxhall, author of "Migraine: A History"; and Cincinnati artist Priya Rama, whose migraine visions have become key to her art.
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Chances are, if you've never experienced a migraine, you probably know a friend or a relative who suffers from it. It affects family, work, friendships. Migraine sufferers bear the guilt of not being able to function as part of society and being accused of "making excuses". It's not just a physical illness, it's a social illness. Thank you, CBS Sunday Morning, for shedding light on this topic.
Yes, I felt guilty I had to cancel work. It’s a horrible life to live.
Those who don't suffer from migraines accuse sufferers of hang-over headaches, with vomiting etc..It's almost impossible to hold down a job.
Thank you CBS for bringing awareness for migraines with this story.
Thank you so much for airing this story. It makes me feel less alone in my daily suffering, in bed, in the dark, all alone. It’s a horrible way to live, and I do honestly wish for death for relief. I’ve tried literally everything over the last 35 years, and the pain continues on. Thank you again for shedding light on this painful malady.
You are not alone. Your suffering is real. One day there will be answers
Me too
Barometric pressure changes are my nemesis!
Audra Lewis Agreed! changes in the weather. Something we have absolutely no control over.
I get very ill before the rain comes it could last for a week at least
Its my second most common trigger
For many years I suffered from migraine headaches, I had worked for the US Air Force for a number of years as a military & civilian instructor. I discovered after a "final" retirement, my headaches were the result of stress. after leaving my position in the military my headaches stopped and I have not had another single one since. So STRESS is one factor that can cause headaches.
thank you for this , i do beleive mines are from stress
My dad has had migraines most of his life. He used to have to be taken to the ER and get a shot. It has gotten some better since he's gotten older. I have them too. Mine are mostly visual but I do get some head pain. I usually get weak after for awhile. The latest cause of my migraines is being on my phone too much. Now I use computer glasses and limiting my time on screen. Some foods like chocolate and caffeine will contribute to causing one as well as dehydration. Thank you for the segment. Nice to see someone has used their pain productively. Bless her.
- this is interesting because I have found that caffeine can HELP my migraines. I don't drink coffee or soda - I'm generally a water drinker. And I have to catch the migraine very early but if I take excedrin and drink tea it seems to help. Also turning off lights, of course. And mushrooms in anything I eat can trigger me. My friends and family have learned to warn me of mushrooms in anything.
@@ebybeehoney I didnt know that about mushrooms. I eat alot of them. I should notice if it affects me. Someone also mentioned blood sugar issues might cause them too. I'm still looking into that. I've had lots of stress and not enough exercise with the winter so I'm wondering about that too.
I've called myself a "functioning migrainer." I have suffered for years. This ailment is truly disabling and hard to treat. Often times when a prescription works for a while and then it stops helping. The process is difficult and frustrating. It's very nice to see attention being brought to this disease. Being that it is the 2nd most debilitating illness hopefully it will bring more research and awareness to it.
I also (as well as my brother & mother) have had migraines a majority of our lives.🤯 They affect everyone differently & I won’t get into specifics for us but Thank you for sharing this story... and it’s not “just a headache”... so unless you’ve experienced one first-hand, don’t offer advice on the subject.👍
I get migraines that last two to three days and are scary and debilitating.
There have been times my migraines were so bad I prayed for death.
Yes, same here. I’m so thankful I don’t get them as frequently as I once did, but there have been maybe four or five in my life that have made me pray for death, and I wish non-sufferers could empathize, but they cannot.
I’ve only had 1 migraine so far that was so bad that I realized I would have killed myself had I had access to a gun just to end the pain. 5 mins that day felt like an hour in time. For that reason I told my significant other we absolutely cannot have a gun in our household. I know If had that thought once already, I’m only 30, and know I have many more years of possible ultra bad migraines ahead of me.
A. D. Jenkins I totally relate. It feels hopeless when ur laying there and nothing you can do to stop such intense pain. That’s when I start contemplating suicide but thankfully I choose to live through it.
A.D. Jenkins, If you want to come see me I can offer you help. I've been a massage therapist for 22 years, and I am able to diagnose the exact cause, And we go from there to eliminate. Just put down your email address and I'll contact you..
Been there.
I take Aimovig and Topiromate for prevention, Sumatriptan for rescue.
Priya Rama came to my hometown 2 weeks ago and displayed her art at the city's art fair. I had the privilege of meeting and talking with her briefly. What a beautiful, strong, talented artist she is. She inspired me with her understanding of the artistic process, and how she transforms her own pain into comfort for others by creating these beautiful paintings. Wonderful meeting you, Priya. Hope to see you again soon.
Food triggers my migraines. Sugar, citrus, chocolate, caffeine.
Try Paul Stamets 17 complex and in denver magic mushroom cure migraine and is decriminalized in denver now.. you take tiny capsule and it really does wonders without trippy side effect in tiny dose done properly. people in texas do it for migraine also
@@dertythegrower Daith piercing cured mine after 38 yrs of suffering! Cured my friend too!
- mine are weather triggers, mold allergies and any kind of mushroom I eat.
For some. For others, it can be smells, sounds, lighting, movements...
derty QWERTY FOR YOU.
I started getting migraines at 16, luckily they stopped in my 40’s, I changed my eating to Paleo and that helped, I have done a lot of alternative treatments as well, from intuitive therapy to acupuncture, but I know how bad it can be and my heart goes out to all the sufferers.
I've had 5 in the last 8 or so days. Haven't had one in months. Comes on with the blink of an eye. It sucks...
Thank you CBS for sharing stories this month about Meniere's Disease and Migraine Headaches. Both are debilitating health issues that greatly affect the quality of life. It helps everyone to be informed and see how people can cope with adversity.
Her paintings are beautiful. I don’t know how a migraine can inspire such gorgeous work. If I were to paint mine it would be a big blob the color of vomit 🤢
Mine would be pitch black.
Eighteen years chronic migraines, tried many different medicines. DHE helped some, but with undesirable side effects (dihydroergotamine). Chemotherapy for curable breast cancer induced premature menopause and stopped the migraines. My doctor followed up with a hysterectomy. I'm sharing this info. to help anyone whose situation might be similar, because they are truly terrible. Now, I get migraines infrequently with weather and stress being triggers. The subject's art work is amazing! Thanks for producing this informative story.
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To bad I’m a man and this is looked at like a women’s disease. I’ve heard this exact thing happen to many women, but what’s that mean for me??
@@therealjd1503 Check out The American Migraine Association for resources! I don't think anyone is saying migraine is a woman's disease. Just for purposes of this video. Migraine affects men and children too unfortunately! I sympathize with you! I hope you can find relief! 🙏
Debilitating menstrual migraines started in my early twenties and now ten years into menopause, they still torment me occasionally but are more mild. I track them: still happens cyclically as if hormones are still doing their dance.
The most annoying part is nobody in my family that I know have it so nobody really understands.
Thank you so much for the work on this important piece about an invisible disease that impacts so many. With more reporting like yours, we hope to break down the stigma and allow more people to share their experiences and stories of living with migraine. With a reduction in the stigma, we can hope for more research funding and more providers being willing to get into the field of headache medicine.
I've only had 1 migraine in my life, and I'm 65..It was so bad I couldn't get out of bed..I wouldn't wish that on anybody..
I'm 64, I have had 2. I crawled into a closet and laid on the floor praying for any relief. I can't imagine having this chronically. I'm sure there are suicides because of migraines.
@@beeonthyme5760 I am 16 and have had like 58 migraines (probably even more)
Got debilitating migraines for 10 years, until I found out most women sufferers lack enough magnesium (National Headache Foundation). Started taking 400 mg of magnesium a day and haven't had a migraine in 17 years. Changed my life!
I never knew I will try that.
thank you i was recently diagnosed with severe chronic daily migraines it effects my daily life its aweful. ill try the magnesium. im on topomax 25mg which still doesn't take away my migraine just eases it and it makes me incredibly drowsy. I have sever hot flashes and nasaua also so ill try the magnesium.
Wow, this is very inspirational
This is amazing to see how she can do this because I have migraine and it influences my art but I could never paint during an attack. She is one tough lady. I had a migraine for over ten years straight one time so what that doctor said did not surprise me. Lucky I never had a gun or I wouldn’t be here today! 🥵
This piece makes me think of how theres been plenty of times where theres been successful birth control pills for men but they don't get approved because they have "too many" side effects. When in reality they are just the same side effects, sometimes less, as the birth control pill for women lol
Men don't get pregnant, so would you trust a guy that you've just met that he's on birth control? He has 9 months to disappear should his birth control fail, condoms are safer because it's an obvious form of birth control and as a woman the pill is safer because it's something that you control yourself.
I know that male birth control is an option that should be available, but as a woman it's better to be safe than sorry.
Thank you. Mine ended at age 49 with the onset of menopause. I lost pieces of my life to this disorder.
It’s so frustrating that we still don’t have answers. I don’t have them nearly as bad as others do but I’ve had them at least once a month for the past 20 yrs. I can tell when an attack is coming on before the pain starts because I can’t remember words, I get very restless and anxious. Even simple words like “table” escape me. I have to say “this thing” or point to things. It makes me feel stupid and useless. The lack of research on migraines is a problem. I don’t want more meds, I want answers.
I started having migraines for the first time in my life last year (and after age 50). I hardly get headaches, but pain in my gut. Never knew before this that migraines are a disease and how varied they can be. Along with some prescription meds I have found that magnesium has been helpful. Still trying to figure it all out
Been getting migraines since I was eight years old and I never knew this meant I had a “serious neurological disease” But it makes sense because it is serious and it is life-altering.
I had them when I was quite young too, but no one in my family had them, so they paid no heed. It speaks volumes that you didn't know how serious it is, because it is recognized so little in the medical community.
screeningmimi it really does speak volumes. Thank you for sharing your experience.
@@Dogscatsbikes Thank you. I hope you've found medication that helps you. The triptains have been a real godsend for me.
I get told get over it I'm told I'm a liar. I see things and stuff like that.
Loretta Rushing I’m so sorry you have to endure that. I have kidney disease and understand how impatient people can towards prolonged or incurable illnesses. I think educating people like this can be a big help though.
More than 7 people? Glad I’m not the only one atleast.
I’m a 56 year old woman with migraine had them my entire life still no answers I can remember being 6 years old going to the headache center just outside of Boston
When I see people posting on social media that they are having a migraine I call BS. I have had them and all I can do is lay on the bathroom floor in the dark. I lose my stomach it's so painful.
Wonder story! Thank you for sharing awareness!
When I was a child I would have debilitating migraines that wouldn’t go away until I threw up. Nowadays I still have them every so often but they typically go away on their own and I can work through them. I think mine are caused by dehydration but everyone is different.
Is there a link to purchase her paintings?
Priyarama.com is the artist's website
J U thank you!
My migraine is dizziness, blurry vision sounds sensitivity,light sensitivity with a headache 🤕 . 😢 I hate it
Migraines are truly the neurologist's biggest mystery.
I suffer from migraines. 1. Is chemically triggered, I being suffering from a migraine at once upon exposure to Cannabis Smoke. Found that out in the dorms at college. The other migraines are just like ones my mother's mom suffered from debilitating, light sensitive, heat sensitive lasting hours or days.
migraine ki problem meri sister ko thi to unko head pain bhut jada hota tha bhut jada problem hoti thi to mere relative ne batya ki planet ayurveda se migraine ka care pack lo to humne use kiya or onko farak pada to ab vo theek hai ,,,,thanks to them.
My son suffers from cluster migraines. Which means they come in blocks. Some blocks last for 5-8 weeks which completely disables him. Totally non functional. He is on a ton of medication ....from injections to steroids. Something has to be done about this kind of pain.
I have found that taking a number of Vitamins help. You can find them on amazon. Migralief, migraclear. fevefew, Co Q 10, Magnesium, butter burr. I firdst started after I gave birth
Wow… I suffer from Vestibular Migraines. Nausea, Blurry out of focus, off-balance with vertigo, headache and vomit. I started to get after I suffered from BPPV. I just want it to go away. May god help us
How are you doing now and how long have you been having vestibular migraine?
@@vee9133 Almost the same… I been suffering from PPPD shortly after the BPPV. And that is worst. Out of work the last 2 years constantly dizziness and balance issue with heavy anxiety. I lost everything
I've endured migraines all my life, even as a small child (I am 48 now). I had severe migraines 4 to 5 times a month, each lasting at least 2 to 3 days. I would miss at least 3 days a month for work. I got both of my daiths (inner ear piercings) done on June 24, 2019 out of desperation and it has cut my migraines back by 75%. I still occasionally get one, but its not near as severe nor have I missed work at all! I'm able to take regular over the counter meds (not the prescription Imitrex or Maxolt) and keep on working and it goes away. My ears (daiths) get "sore" when I'm getting a headache: I don't know if it has to do with the nerve that the piercing is putting pressure on or not. It has been a miracle for me.
I remember working for a company during open enrollment and the rep from the insurance company said you don’t use the ER as a cure for migraine. I said oh yeah, I’ve had migraines for up to five days eating nothing. I had to have meds and saline hooked up. You expect me to do that?
We have these great meds, until they go generic. They aren’t the same.
My headache was so bad this morning,I couldn't open my eyes.
I know the feeling. I have been dealing with them for over 20 years. I only realized what they were thanks to a friend & fellow sufferer. I know how to manage my triggers but not always successful. My mother does not understand why I do certain things to manage as she has never dealt with them.
Must change your eating habits intake. Just pay attention.
7:16 It's almost like this Doctor doesn't have a clue that minimum wage is actually $7.25 and hasn't increased since 2009.
I literally have migraine headache now. My cooling cap is in the freezer.
No we are being told no more auto injector available for sumatriptan;(
I am experiencing constant heaviness in head jaw neck and shoulders arm . anyone else is going through these symptoms?
I've had a headache that can crescendo to migraines for 9 years now.
Brain fog,light,smell nausea I literally almost dead.
I've got migraines and I dont have health insurance or meds. It gets bad sometimes.
If you can get a prescription for Imitrex, download the goodRX app and you should be able to get it for a more affordable price. In my area in Southern California, I pay $26 for a months supply. When I take it at the onset of the migraine, it relieves my pain within 1 hour.
Sometimes I think people who think they have a migraine only have a severe headache. Migraine takes severe to a completely new level. A relentless, I’d rather be dead kind of pain. Experiencing aura is no walk in the park either.
I suffered from regular and escelating migranines from childhood into my late 20’s - as a last despirate resort - and anyone with migraines knows that feeling… ANYTHING TO FREE ME FROM THIS!!! - I discovered medicinal cannabis and have been migraine free for a decade now. My story, sure but I know that I went from weekly daily small migraines and weekly dibilating migraines to literally ZERO.
Cannabis intensifies my migraines, as I have tried many different strains and CBD-THC combos. I wished so much that it would work for me, because it is legal, both medically, and for recreational use in my state.
As someone who has suffered from migraine since childhood it’s no fun not being able to function, you carry your meds like ritual, even people close to you starting to learn carry your meds cause they have seen you when it hit you the worst, preventive meds doesn’t make you feel good, and your meds sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t, and you never know what’s gonna trigger it, it’s very frustrating
Then what chance do we have 😢..mine are every day .
I used to have very strong migraines with aura and, in my case the cause was butter. I stopped eating foods with butter and I never had migraines again.
I’ve had 2 migraines in my life. I thought I had a steak knife through my eye
Mine is every day every moment of the day. I have not worked in 2 years.
Cut out all “ARTIFICIAL SWEETENER” packets! I haven’t had a headache / migraine in many months!...I’m a new person now..I never imagined this was causing them!..(Now I use a little organic maple syrup in my hot tea in the morning)..Had to share what has definitely worked for me!
Exactly stigmata and the fact people dont want to understand about migranes.
Our strong community 🫶🏼 #stopthestigma #findthecure
Cold showers, ice baths and ice rooms if I can get to one and even hanging my head out of the window in winter
Start reading ingredient lists. Natural Flavors are a huge cause of migraines. Eat whole foods and whole ingredients, this changed my life!
I m migraine patient it effect on my education my goal
I've gotten migraines since I was 11. I get 6-8 per year on average lasting about 12 hours every time. I don't know how I'd cope with having chronic ones. I get visual disturbances and have to go to bed immediately in the dark after taking Advil Migraine.
- my best response is to catch as early as possible with excedrin migraine as well as drinking caffeine tea... the caffeine is important. I don't drink coffee or soda at all. So I use tea.
Clusterheadaches (aka Suicide Headaches) need attention too! PLEASE
What has helped me to reduce the number of migraines I get is beta blockers. I have been on propranolol for almost two years and it has saved me.
Have come to comprehend My ten Years of migraines were mostly based In dehydration in my Body -- if you suffer from migraines, drink a Lot of water, drink magnesium.... you need minerals, potassium plus other minerals - so simply to correct, but the doctors will never help you with what really works.
The piano hurts, tbh.
*"these are the ingredients to make the perfect **-little girls-** 2020"*
Psilocybin mushrooms might be worth looking into!
I was divinely healed of migraines after pray 🙏🏼
Thrasa Michael Are you suggesting that those of us who pray and continue to experience migraine are somehow unworthy of healing? Bless you and your lack of empathy.
Thrasa Michael maybe cuz migraines are in the brain and u are lacking?
QHHT
5:00 Here we go with the sexism bs. Lolol
Mine have completely stopped. I gave up smoking, changed my diet. The oxalates, histamine, lectins in food can trigger a response. No sugar of any sort...including fruit. No plant matter, beans etc.. ive never felt better! #meatheals
What Do you eat?
Thank you for sharing.
I have 2 questions:
Are vegetables plant matter? Do u eat grains?
need more men owning up to their migraines. I know they get them but probably they think it’s a bad headache and take 4 aspirin. Every 8 hours! More male sufferers, grant money starts flowing.
"Come on!", what an obnoxious and demeaning comment. It reflects the general populations gaslighting--You CAN"T be having that much pain...
DO YOU GET MIGRAINES OFTEN, not sometimes, but OFTEN? Up until earlier this year I had 3 to 5 all day migraines every week for 5 years straight (my brain tumor wasn’t the reason nor was my tonsils which are both now removed) and the only thing that finally got rid of them permanently is 120mg propranolol per day (40 mg regular which is a green pill and 80mg extended release / work your way up to 120mg) and at home one shot per month of Emgality. It’s an epiPen style case so you don’t see the needle. It stings like crazy for 5 seconds max and the pain (stinging sensation) is gone instantly after. Do it in the thigh and alternate each month to each thigh. You have to give Emgality 4 months to really work. It will work! But Propranolol really helps keep it gone. Emgality weakens the migraines. One shot lasts 30 days in the system.
I did not exaggerate, I really suffered that much and did a lot of trial and error. Of course I went to the chiropractor, got massages, ate very healthy, worked out but it’s hard to be active when you have all day migraines and NONE of that helped until I took those specific meds. Obviously I’m the victim not the doctor so screenshot my message and simply bring this up to your doctor. I’m helping you prevent years of trial and error. This IS a one size fit all solution for anyone with weekly migraines for years aka chronic migraines. My headache doctor at Stanford and my headache doctor at UCSF got me to this lovely point.
If your insurance doesn’t approve Emgality then call your insurance and ask them to do a ‘prior authorization’. Then make sure before your doctor receives that paper work to fill out for the insurance they know this is the best option that way you’ll actually get approved. You’ll get approved no matter the insurance.
When I use to get a migraine I would take a cocktail of meds recommended by the ER. 2 ibuprofen, 2 Tylenol, one Nurtec. Swallow the pills after you eat something. It can be a banana or a hand full of nuts. It got me by for 2-3 days of no pain. Nurtec is in the same class as Emgality expect it’s a dissolvable tablet you place on your tongue. It doesn’t taste bad at all. It’s like a light minty flavor. You can take this before or after the pills. But do it around the same time not hours a part.
It’s now May and I haven’t had one migraine since January!!!!! And yes I believe in a higher power and honey that’s not what helped me through this journey. Medication did and I hate taking meds. Good luck.