Some sufferers have twice the chance of heart attacks, stroke, studies say
July 21st 2010 00:20
Migraine Stroke
I came across this article and really felt it was important to post it. I am now 52, but in my 20's I went through much of what the woman in this article did and the doctors had no idea how to help me.
I remember waking up one morning and the bedroom was upside down.I could not get out of bed. I couldn't go to work. I was not able to get into the car to get to the doctor's. By the time I was able to walk,it was evening,so that meant the E.R. They had no clue. Back then,I never heard the word migraine.
I worry for my daughters now who are experiencing much of what I did and will make sure they get checked out.
Having gone through this and having the auras, along with chronic migraine, I am always searching for new developments to help migraineurs.Not just for me,for my daughters,my grandchildren and for all other migraineurs.
Here is the link to the article.I hope it is helpful:
Killer headache? Migraines hike stroke risk
by David Kohn
msnbc.com contributor
updated 3/2/2009 8:26:46 AM ET
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Beth Leslie had gotten occasional migraines for years. She thought of them as a painful imposition, nothing more.
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