Migraine

Migraine is headaches that are accompanied by throbbing pain on one side of the head. Migraine usually comes suddenly, and followed by a glare when we saw the light (Fotofobia). Migraine symptoms can also be followed by double vision, or feeling sick to lead to vomiting.

Migraine causes the throbbing pain in the back of the head to the temples, as well as spreading the ball around the eyes. The cause of migraine are variety, can be caused by a lack of serotonin which makes the blood vessels of the brain to shrink and narrow.
This causes constriction of blood flow to the brain is reduced, leading to early symptoms of migraine pain, such as tingling in certain limbs, ears ringing, and the presence of visual impairment.

If the disturbance has passed, the symptoms will continue to pain in one part of one side of the head. Aches and pains can last for several hours and its peak when continued for several days.

Migraine can be divided into:
1. Migraine accompanied by visual disturbances, such as double vision or glare when exposed to light.
2. Resulting weakening of migraine and a half sides of the body.
3. Migraine that felt only on one side of the head without any other additional symptoms.
4. Migraine in the back of the head, usually followed by dizziness, difficulty in swallowing, ringing in the ears and talk interference.
5. Migraine with symptoms of muscle weakness temporary eye.

Migraine should be handled either by using drugs, natural products (herbal) or therapies to avoid migraine getting worse.