Patient's question:
I haven't known what's wrong with me recently, and the symptoms of migraine have appeared again. I feel extremely painful all over my body and don't know what to do. I'm asking for the doctor's help to clarify this. What are the cures for migraines?Doctor's answer:
If a migraine occurs again, it is important to determine whether it is a continuous or episodic migraine. Continuous migraines could potentially be caused by intracranial inflammation, such as brain tumors or cerebrovascular diseases. If the migraine is episodic, it may be due to cerebral vasospasm or sympathetic nerve dysfunction. In such cases, appropriate and thorough examinations should be conducted to verify the condition, followed by treatment based on the specific circumstances. For cerebrovascular diseases, such as vasospasm, medications that dilate blood vessels can be used. It is best to conduct a thorough examination first and then proceed with treatment based on the situation.