June is National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month (MHAM), and the headache, migraine, and cluster communities are working together for their diseases to be recognized. A disease awareness month plays a vital role in raising public knowledge, addressing stigma, and building a stronger community of patient advocates.
Headaches and migraines are among the most common disorders of the human nervous system. It has been estimated that more than half of the adult population has had at least one headache in the last year. Symptoms range from excruciating migraines, dull and throbbing head pain, piercing cluster pain, neck pain and tension, nausea, and hypersensitivity to light, sound, and smells. Nearly all of us have experienced a headache. In fact, occasional headaches are common, and usually require no medical attention. However, knowing when to consult your primary care provider is key. When to see a medical provider:
When to seek prompt medical care:
For more information, visit https://americanmigrainefoundation.org/mham/ To schedule an appointment one of RRHC's providers, please call/text 304-643-4005 or click here.
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1/10/2023 11:39:57 pm
Thank you for mentioning that symptoms can include nausea, sensitivity to light, sound, and odors, as well as agonizing migraines, dull, throbbing headaches, piercing cluster pain, and neck discomfort and strain. My sister claimed that the headaches she suffers from cause her neck pain. I'll advise her to seek migraine treatment.
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2/14/2023 09:41:24 pm
This is a very informative and helpful blog I have read in a very long time. It gives all the right information a person needs to know. I recommend you read this blog.
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8/14/2023 06:36:24 pm
Thank you for sharing this very informative blog with us! The content might be short but it is full of information which is easy to digest. Great job!
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