Migraine
Migraine (English: Migraine) is a chronic disease with repeated mild or severe headaches, usually accompanied by various autonomic nervous system symptoms. The term "Migraine" is derived from the Greek word ι ι ι ª ¬ ν α α ία (hemikrania), meaning "pain on the side of the head", where ἡμι- (hemi-), meaning "half", κρανίον (kranion) For "skull". Usually this headache is unilateral in nature (only involving the side of the head), accompanied by pulsating, sustainable for 2-72 hours. Symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, fear of light (more sensitive to light), fear (more sensitive to the sound), and physical activity will increase the feeling of pain. One third of the migraine patients can feel the symptoms of the disease: short-term visual, sensory, language or physical disorders mean that headache is about to attack. The cause of migraine is considered to be a combination of environmental factors and genetic factors. About two-thirds of the cases have genetic factors. ...