Anyone else getting frequent headaches, kind of in the temple area? Have you found the cause? My blo…

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Anyone else getting frequent headaches, kind of in the temple area? Have you found the cause? My blood pressure is normal.
Ранее я уже выкладывала пост. Так вот, Честно, я медленно схожу с ума и не понимаю, что делать. Моей…
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kristina
My older one had that. Low ferritin can cause that effect, like the brain not getting enough oxygen.
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Viktoriya
I've been diagnosed with migraines
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Irina
Viktoriya Did you have an MRI?
I did, but last year.
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Viktoriya
Viktoriya Yes
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Irina
Viktoriya Don't remember what was written there?
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Viktoriya
Viktoriya Oh, honestly no. That was 7 years ago
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Irina
Viktoriya How often do you have pain?
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Viktoriya
Viktoriya I'm barely on maternity leave. I work almost every day. Very rarely do I get breaks
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Umida Kozhevnikova
Yes, migraines, I've known that for a long time.
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Irina
Umida Kozhevnikova Did they diagnose you with an MRI?
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Katerina Dmitrieva
I had this pain pretty consistently once or twice a week.
I also blamed it on low ferritin. Turns out it was nerve impingement in my back.
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Umida Kozhevnikova
Umida Kozhevnikova No, the MRI and CT scans were clear. You can't see migraines on an MRI.

It's based on the symptoms and the nature of the pain.
The most important thing is how it hurts and what relieves the pain. Migraines can only be managed with triptans.

There can also be tension headaches. But the pain itself is different, and it's relieved by NSAIDs.



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