Migrane of a teen

is any current allopathic medication is given, name them ?

I can consider your case but you need to give many answers, copy the questions list in notepad,
write answers in same way with questions and then paste in post reply, NO SHORT answers explain MAXIMUM you can.


1. Age,sex,weight,country.
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2. Main complaints and other associated troubles.
a)Where is the trouble; The exact locality of the complaint like hands,legs etc; duration of trouble.
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b)What exactly do child feels, Sensation as pain, how pain feels or burn etc, according to you.
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c)What are the factors that causes this trouble according to you.
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d)Condition under which the complaint is reduced or child feels better like,cold or hot application,cold or hot weather,position as standing,walking,rest etc.
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e)Condition under which the complaint is increased like,cold or hot application,cold or hot weather,position as standing,walking,rest etc.
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f)Any other complaint any where in the body.
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g)Onset time of troubles in detail, i.e which came first, after that what problem and so on.
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h)Treatment method adopted and its result.
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3. History of diseases in family.
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4. Personal History.
a)About childhood.
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b)Academic performance.
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c)Any major incidents in life and the effect of it on life.
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d)How is child satisfied with friends, family members, etc.
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6. How is child's Appetite and Thirst.
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7. Likes and Dislikes.
a)Alcohol Bread Butter Bitter Salt Sweet Sour Fats Milk Mud Chalk Egg Spicy food Meat Fish Fruits Fried Food
Warm food-drink Cold food-drink Ice Ice cream Chocolates Tea Coffee.
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b)Anything else about like and dislike of any activity with child or surrounding.
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8. Bowel movements.
a)Nature of stool, frequency, satisfactory or not.
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b)Any discomforts associated with stool.
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9. Urine.
a)Frequency, nature, volume.
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b)Any discomfort before, during or after urination/odour
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12. Sleep.
a)The quality of sleep, the quietness or restlessness of sleep,
position of sleep, times of waking and reasons for waking,
need for cover over various parts of the body,
whether the window must be open or closed etc.
common dreams, peculiar sounds or gestures during sleep, etc.
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13. Sweat
a)How much, what parts, staining, Odour.
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14. Weather
a)Tolerance to heat and cold, dryness, humidity, weather changes, sun,
foggy weather, wind drafts, closed rooms, etc.
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15. Mental Status
a) Were there any complications at birth?
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b)At what age did the child: crawl, walk, talk, teethe, toilet train ?
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c)How did the child react to the following situations: vaccinations, birth of younger sibling, starting day care, starting school, spending night with a friend, going away to camp, traveling with the family
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d)Did the child have an especially severe childhood illness--measles, mumps, croup, etc.?
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e)When ill or upset does the child want to cling or be left alone, or something else altogether?
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f)How would you describe the child's behavior when playing with other children?
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g)What feedback do you get from the child's teachers?
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h)How does your child treat animals?
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i)What fears does your child have?
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j)How affectionate is the child when not sick?
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k)How sympathetic is the child (concerned with the suffering of others)?
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l)How is the child affected by games, studying, music and dancing?
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m)Is the child fastidious? Please explain.
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n)Is the child sensitive to criticism? Please explain.
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o)Describe the child's eating habits, for example: picks at his food, or eats voraciously, or is full after 2 bites, or can't sit still to eat, or must be fed or he won't calm down, and so on.
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p)Are there any digestive complaints--waking with stomach pains, or a lot of gas and bloating or burping, or constipation, etc.?
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q)How cooperative is the child?
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r)What does the child really love to do?
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Describe PRAKRITI
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regards,
antivirus

Describe PRAKRITI
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glonoinum 10m single dose for three days will give relief

Maria Etc: Pls consider giving SALTS only. I could help.

give SULPHUR 30c liquid, 2 drops in a tablespoon water, 3 times a day for 2 days,

{if buying pills then 3 pills, 3 times 2 days, chew it, do not swallow with water}

do not eat or drink anything 30 minutes before and after medicine,

REPORT FOLLOWING AFTER 15 DAYS

feeling calm=
good sleep=
proper energy level=
self control=
confidence level=
freshness on waking up=
love and affection with others=
mental freedom or freshness=
associated headaches=
any other change you felt=

regards,
antivirus

maria,ask your son to mail me, meanwhile ask him to take glonoinum 10m

go with sulphur, we will try homeopathic remedies first, if they do not work, i will prescribe allopathic.

maria try to get that remedy from online store.

A 10M remedy for a teen? That too as a starting dose! What is happening? Pls ask them on what basis they prescribed this.

Was it diagnosed as migraine by some doctor? Migraine word has become very common and fashionable in place of headache.I give some information below which you may find helpful.[MIGRANE]
Migraines are vascular headaches with reoccurring throbbing pain usually affecting one side of the head.
Classification of migraine:

ŒCLASSICAL MIGRAINE:
About 20% of all the cases have classical migraine. Classical migraine are preceded by an aura – lightheadedness, sparkles or flash lights, super sensitivity to noise etc. this aura lasts for 15-45 minutes and is followed by pounding, throbbing headache.

ŒCOMMON MIGRAINE:
Common migraines usually lack the aura, the warning symptoms. In common migraine the pain involves the whole head instead of just temples or one side of the head.

ŒCAUSES:
• Family history.
• It is more common in young females in their reproductive age. Women are affected 3 times more them man.
• Between the age of 15 to 55 years.
• History of motion sickness.
• Stress – examination, important interview, etc.
• Depression.
• Poor diet.
• Missing meals.
• During menses.
• Drugs – birth control pills.
• Overexertion or fatigue after exercise or sexual activity.
• Exposure to sun.
• Excessive flickering light, bright light, fluorescent lights.
• Excessive noise.
• Watching television or a movie.
• Loss of sleep or excessive sleep.
• Iron deficiency.
• Low blood sugar.
• Vitamin B deficiency.
• On withdrawal from caffeine.
• Specific food allergies:
– Ice-creams, cold food.
– Chocolates.
– Cheese.
– Bread.
– Wine, alcohol.
– Food additives.
– Monosodium glutamate (used in cooking Chinese food).
– Aspartame (nutrasweet).
– Chicken liver.
– Pickled herring, pickles.
– Canned figs, canned food.
– Nitrates (used in curded meats like sausages, salami, hot dogs).
– Sour cream.
– Shellfish.
– Fatty fried food.
– Lactose (milk and milk products).
These are the common food allergens but one can be allergic to many food items.

ŒSIGN AND SYMPTOMS:
• The aura / the preceding symptoms 15-45 minutes before the migraine:
– Visual disturbances – wavy lines, dots or flashing lights, blind spots.
– Intolerance to light.
– Ringing in ears.
– Dizziness.
– Increased thirst.
– Excessive drowsiness.
– Feeling of excess of energy.
– Craving for sweet or any particular food like banana, chocolate etc.
– Tingling in arms or face.
– Slurred speech.
• During the attack:
– Headache usually one sided.
– Pains are throbbing pulsating type.
– Pains in temples or face, sinus, jaw or neck area.
– Headache increased by movements.
– Head is sensitive to touch; even combing the hair is painful.
– Nausea.
– Vomiting.
– Diarrhea.
– Light headedness.
– Giddiness.
– Intolerance of light, noise.
– Increased irritation.
– Pale face.
– Tenderness of scalp.
– Decreased sensation around the mouth.
– Mood changes.
– Anxiety.
– Sudden head movement can increase the pain.
– Pains last for hours or for days.
– Moderate to intense pains affecting the daily activity, at times pains are so ever that the person has to lie in a dark room till the episode subsides.
– Reoccurring once a month, in some people, it is often once or twice a week.

ŒCOMPLICATIONS OF MIGRAINE:
– Paralysis of eye movement.
– Weakness or paralysis of arms and legs.
– Vertigo.
– Tingling.
– Blindness.
– Loss of consciousness.

ŒDIETARY MANAGEMENT:
Avoid:
• Avoid stress and learn to cope with it. Practice yoga will help to deal with stress.
• Avoid smoking or even being around a cigar or a cigarette smoke.
• Avoid alcohol, red wine champagne.
• Avoid coffee and caffeinated drinks. The more caffeine you consume more chances of having headaches.
• Sources of caffeine: coffee, tea, soft drinks, chocolate.
• Do not suddenly stop caffeine intake, you may get withdrawal symptoms. Reduce caffeine intake gradually.
• Do not drink or eat anything that has artificial sweeteners.
• Avoid canned foods and food with preservatives, foods with artificial colors.
• Avoid food you are allergic to. If you don`t know what food triggers the migraine, avoid foods listed above.
• Avoid monosodium glutamate, used in Chinese cooking.
• Avoid missing meals or fasting.
• Do not over eat.
• Avoid overexertion. Do regular moderate exercise.
• Avoid going out in sun; carry an umbrella or dark glasses when out in sun.
• Avoid taking pain killers and oral contraceptives.
• Avoid all perfumes, scented laundry detergents, deodorants, air fresheners, candles, shampoo etc.

ŒDO`S:
• Keep a diary to record when your headache occurs, symptoms, what you had eaten before the headache started, your food craving that that period, your sleep patterns, menstrual cycle and other factors. This will help you to find out what triggers your migraine, so that you can avoid that factor and prevent migraine.
• Consume plenty of water.
• During the attack drink 3 glasses of very cold water and with a cold pack go and lie in a dark quite room without a pillow. Take complete bed rest with minimal light, noise and odors helps a lot.
• Do regular exercise, it prevents migraine attacks.
• Get a regular massage around the neck and shoulders to relieve the tension in the muscles.
• Proper rest and sleep is needed for prevention of migraine attacks.
• Eat proper balanced diet.
• Eat at regular time.
• Eat frequent small meals and snacks through out the day, to maintain blood sugar levels.
– Eat high protein meals regularly.
– Avoid eating sweets.
• Eat organic food, fresh fruits and vegetables.
• Limit intake of fats. It should be below 30% of your total calorie intake.
• Increase intake of omega 3 fatty acids. Omega 3 has tremendous effects on migraine. Especially the EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid), it helps in production of thromboxane A3, which plays important role in controlling migraine, it makes the blood less sticky and thus blood flows with out resistance and it produces prostaglandins (a hormone like substance) that reduces inflammation of the blood vessels.
• Increase intake of omega 3 fatty acids and reduce intake of omega 6 fatty acids (ratio of 2:1), omega 3 fatty acid has anti-inflammatory properties.
• Consume lots of vitamin B complex, helps to control blood sugars. They also help in release of energy which boosts up the immune system.
• Increase intake of iron, iron deficiency with or without anemia cause headaches.
• Calcium and vitamin D are helpful in reducing headaches especially headaches after menses.
• Increase intake of magnesium, magnesium deficiency causes spasms of muscles also of the smooth muscles in the lining of the blood vessels. Thus magnesium will relax the vessels in the blood vessels and allow the blood to flow freely.
• Sources of Vitamin A: all yellow fruits and vegetables contain Vitamin A. Meat, fish, kidney and liver, liver oils of fish like cod, shark, and halibut are richest source of vitamin A
• Eat food rich in zinc:
• Consume carbohydrates with proteins.
• Limit intake of simple carbohydrates: sugar, all sugary foods, alcohol, soda etc.
• Take high fiber diet, take 12-20 gm of fiber - whole grains, bran, oat, green leafy vegetables, peas, beans, potatoes, raw vegetables, salads, dried fruits and fresh fruits.
• Eat fruits and vegetables with the skin.
• Include food rich in Vitamin E:
• You can consume feverfew, an herb that is said to alleviate migraine pains, it gives temporary relief but will not cure migraine.

YOU could now state your child's case even better.

have you given sulphur as i told.

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