Informative discussion on Cretan television about headaches and migraine

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Informative discussion on Cretan television about headaches and migraine

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Watch the informative discussion about headaches and migraine, with Coordinatorthe journalist Evi Ntelidaki. The discussion involved the doctor, neurologist specialist(MD, MSc Neurosciences) George Spanakis. Also participating physicians withspecialty neurologist and an anesthesiologist and nutritionist, psychologist andgymnast, in a holistic approach.

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The headache is a very common symptom—all people at some point in their lives  will feel. The occasional headache passes quickly and does not return. In a class ofpatients, the headache is frequent and has a specific standard, IE. the patient knowswell headache, because it occurs frequently and in a stable manner.

Generally, a headache is considered suspect when it starts abruptly (like a flap) oraccompanied by vomiting, high fever, nuchal rigidity, confusion, a neurological deficiti.e. weakness in the arm or leg, difficulty speaking, etc. In each case a patient withheadache must be examined by a specialist Neurologist

Migraine is a common type of chronic headache, found often (but not always) in thehalf part of the head (hence the word semi–skulls) that lasts for hours or sometimeseven days. The pain is often so loud that the patient is looking for a quiet, dark roomto calm. The headache often accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
Many times before the migraine there are some aesthetically symptoms (aura,migraine aura) such as flashes, lights or moydiasmata in the arms or legs.

Migraine treated with especially, younger generation drugs that grants the neurologist.

One of the most frequent reasons that nowadays people tormented by headaches, isthe abuse of various drugs and especially analgesics