Migraine Research

The mysteries surrounding how migraines start and what happens to the brain before the onset of a migraine has been somewhat unlocked. Migraines are obviously a widespread problem around the world and have been throughout the ages. It’s still one of the longest maladies that has stumped doctors for a definitive cure.

It's important to point out that migraines should always be assessed by a GP or specialist before any psychologoical management is undertaken.

A migraine is a sharp, painful spasmodic disorder characterized by recurrent attacks of headache with or without associated visual disturbance. Medical research shows that there are trigger factors causing migraines. These can be linked to foods or even sleep.

Now researchers have revealed that migraines are a neurological disorder rather than a vascular disorder as it was always considered to be.