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Menopause and Headaches




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During the mid-life phenomenon known as menopause, changes in

headache type, duration and intensity are more common.

Throbbing, explosive headaches can pain the sides of your head,

and your energy become totally depleted. The slightest opening

of an eye can cause a ripple of pain to burst on one side of

your fragile head, leaving you in physical ruin. Menopause is

known to heighten such uncomfortable, sometimes unbearable

symptoms.



Menopause and headache changes, specifically, migraine

headaches cause a repetitive stronger-than-normal headache that

resides on one side of your head. During menopause, a woman's

hormone system goes awry in part because estrogen is not being

produced at normal rates.



Most women nearing the end of a menstrual lifecycle discover

that their progesterone levels can become significantly

decreased and cause symptoms such as headaches they never had

before, or worsen ones they have. During menopause, other

things like foods such as cheese, avocado, nuts, meat

tenderizers, and chocolate have been known to bring on a

migraine. Other factors a woman must look for are certain

medications including oral contraceptives, changes in weather,

fatigue, and alcoholic beverages.



During these headache changes, blood vessel walls in the brain

widen and narrow quickly, causing pain nerves to overreact and

stimulate pain. The throbbing feeling in the head is because

of this bodily reaction. During menopause, signals that a

migraine is coming can be frequent.



Some women get a warning; their eye sight may suddenly change,

or bright spots or zig zag lines are seen. They report

experiencing double vision, and in some cases temporary, partial

blindness. Sometimes these changes may be followed by numbness

and tingling of the lips, face hands, weakness of an arm or le



You need to pay attention to symptoms such as dizziness, extreme

mental and physical fatigue, unsteadiness in walking, slight

confusion of thinking and slight slurring of speech. Any of

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these can indicate the on-set of a migraine headache. The

intensity of the headache can build until you have a full-force,

throbbing headache that typically impacts one side of your head.

There are also migraines that occur immediately.



These are quite common and women report that these headaches can

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last from a couple of hours to days in extreme cases. In

severe cases, migraines can cause vomiting and extreme

sensitivity to light and noise.



If you want a quick fix to migraine headaches, a technique that

helps some women is breathing into a paper bag. Inhaling and

exhaling out of a paper bag can restore carbon dioxide intake

and eliminate or lessen the effects of brought on by anxiety

attacks. Using an ice cold pack and sometimes applying heat to

the area can help.



Try staying in a darkened room and lying still as this can bring

relief once a migraine has hit. Lying down provides relaxation

which is critical to lessening the pain. If you know yoga, this

is a good time to practice it. Also, take slow, depth breaths

into the abdomen letting your attention watch your naval rise

and fall (which calms the mind).



Some women benefit from evening primrose oil, progesterone cream

and dandelion tea to detoxify the liver. Of course there are

some women with symptoms so severe they need drugs such as

imitrex. That's where you need to follow your doctor's advice.



The information in this article is for educational purposes

only, and is not intended as medical advice.







About the author:

Cathy Taylor is a marketing consultant with over 25 years

experience. She specializes in internet marketing, strategy and

plan development, as well as management of communications and

public relations programs for small business sectors. She can be

reached at Creative Communications: creative-com@cox.net or by

visiting www.everythingmenopause.com,

www.howtoconquermenopause.com or

www.internet-marketing-small-business.com



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