Genes and their Effect on Migraines

A headache that is throbbing or pulsing usually only on one side of the head is a migraine. During a migraine attack people are sensitive to light and sound and may become nauseous and vomit. Researchers have now identified why some families are susceptible to migraines and how genetics could influence the type of migraine.

genes and their effect on migraines
- migraines cause throbbing or pulsing pain on one side of the head
- several gene variants rather than specific genes may influence the cause of migraines

Migraines Mostly Driven by Polygenic Common Variants

Migraines are driven more by polygenic common variants than by specific genes, says a study. Read More

Related Links

Headache | Cephalgia - Migraine

Migraine is a recurrent condition, which may or may not be accompanied by a headache. In many people it is a triad of headache, nausea/vomiting and 'aura'.

New Drug may Provide Relief Against Migraine

When all other treatments to fight migraine fail, a drug called erenumab may help relieve the excruciating headache.

Retinal Migraine / Ocular Migraine

Ocular migraine consists of brief periods of visual loss in one eye, which is accompanied or preceded by a headache. Flashing and zigzag lights are symptoms.

Menstrual Migraine

Menstrual migraine refers to severe headaches occurring in women two to three days before onset and during periods, and is related to hormonal fluctuations.

How to Keep Your Bones Strong and Healthy as You Age

Beat Summer Fatigue: Tips to Stay Energized and Cool

Anti-Ageing Mantra: Can Eating Less Slow Down Aging?

What Happens When You Wake Up Early?

Breathe Easy: Why Sleeping With Your Mouth Closed Matters

Are Bread and Butter Really Unhealthy? ICMR Advise on Ultra-Processed Foods

Reheat Alert: ICMR on Reusing Cooking Oil

Is Salt Sabotaging Your Health? 10 Warning Signs You Can't Ignore

Is Your Coconut Water Contaminated? Shocking Truth About Mold Growth

Alcohol? More Like Alco-NO! This Gel can Say Goodbye to Hangovers

The Colourful Controversy of Food Dyes

The Impact of Vitamin Deficiencies on Fertility: Insights for Men and Women

Wildcard SSL

Disclaimer - All information and content on this site are for information and educational purposes only. The information should not be used for either diagnosis or treatment or both for any health related problem or disease. Always seek the advice of a qualified physician for medical diagnosis and treatment.
Full Disclaimer

Advertise with us | Medindia Copyright | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use © All Rights Reserved 1997 - 2024