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Meanings of migraine in English
A severe recurring vascular headache; occurs more frequently in women than men.
Disorder resulting in recurrent moderate-severe headaches.
Usage of migraine in English
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Interpretation: The observations here identify an entirely novel treatment strategy for migraine.
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AN INTERNATIONAL research effort has identified the first gene associated with migraine.
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The practical aspects of the therapy of this specific migraine are described.
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Currently, the management strategies aimed at the resolution of migraine are pharmacological.
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This chronic migraine is frequently the result of an overuse of triptans.
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The small difference between migraine patients and controls was not statistically significant.
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In this study, patients with migraine were used to investigate acupoint specificity.
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She returned home and made herself a tisane against the migraine's return.
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Two weeks ago while having a migraine he passed out at school.
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I asked him if Eddie's big problem had been asthma or migraine.
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We found no evidence of systemic rise of cytokines during migraine attacks.
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However, caffeine withdrawal can also trigger a full-on migraine in some sufferers.
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Researchers believe that might be because it targets migraine on multiple fronts.
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One of the newer migraine treatments may help you look younger, too.
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Some days it would feel like I had a really bad migraine.
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Features of migraine and muscle contraction headache often coexist in these individuals.
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Translations for migraine
Catalan
Russian
Migraine through the time
Migraine across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare