have ever experienced a migraine attack then you know that it is much more than a bad headache.
Very often, the sufferer experiences mood changes and alterations in behaviour and this can occur hours or even days before the actual onset of a migraine attack.
About a third of all migraine sufferers experience an ‘aura’ causing them to have real difficulty in focusing.
The eyes become very sensitive to light and even slight noise can become really unbearable.
There is usually a throbbing, pulsating pain in the head and often there is nausea and vomiting.
Sooner or later, sleep brings some form of relief, but the individual is left feeling debilitated and weak for quite a long time afterwards.
Medically speaking, migraine is considered to be an ‘idiopathic’ disorder. What this really means, of course, is that medical science simply does not know the actual cause of migraine.
It is known that serotonin levels are reduced in those suffering from migraine attacks, though the reason why this is so remains a mystery to medical science.
In the USA it is estimated that more than thirty five million people suffer from migraine, while in the UK the number is in excess of 6 million.
Migraine, in fact, is the commonest know neuroligical condition.
The first thing to do when you experience a migraine attack, of course, is to visit your doctor in order to have a full and proper medical check up.
You need to be quite sure that your migraine is not merely the symptom of some underlying disorder.
The usual medical response is to treat the symptoms with pharmeceuticals – usually containing narcotics and barbituates – meant to alleviate and diminish the symptoms of migraine.
Such an approach may provide short term help, but it is certainly not a cure.
In fact, research has demonstrated that individuals treated with this kind of pharmeceutical approach have a greater frequency of migraine headaches as a consequence.
If you are experiencing migraine headaches and have already tried conventional medicine, then maybe it’s time you looked elsewhere.
The expertly trained and experienced hypnotherapist understands that the real and actual reason for the migraine often resides in the past.
Originating from the subconscious mind, a migraine episode may have been triggered as some kind of defence mechanism, intended to protect the individual from what was perceived to be an even more stressful situation or experience.
Modern advanced hypnotherapy may help you to uncover the real and underlying reasons for your discomfort – and then do something about it.
The link between stress and migraine onset is well established and effective hypnotherapy can teach you how to deal with stress in a more effective way.
The ability of hypnosis to work with the subconscious and unconscious mind in order to control the contraction and restriction of blood vessels, thereby allowing blood to flow more freely to the brain, is also a way in which this alternative approach can be very effective.
When you are tired of the traditional approach to your migraine headaches then perhaps it would pay to consider working with an alternative practitioner, someone well versed in treating migraine with advanced therapeutic hypnosis.
When all is said and done, the only thing you have to lose is your migraine headaches.
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