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Biofeedback for Migraine and Headache (podcast)

by James on 25 November 2009

 
icon for podpress  Biofeedback for Headache and Migraine [24:30m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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Stopping Headaches after Seizure

by James on 5 March 2009

For many people with epilepsy, headaches came righ along for the ride.  Headaches after seizure are very common, but the good news is that they can often be minimized or stopped.
Headaches that go along with Epilepsy
Headaches that go along with seizures don’t always come after the seizure.  For some, a headache may be a warning [...]

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Do I need an EEG?

by James on 22 August 2007

Having an EEGPhoto courtesy of zwolleAn Electroencephalography, otherwise known as an EEG, is a way to measure the electrical activity of the brain (sometimes called brainwaves, though this is not technically correct).  Sometimes headache and migraine patients have EEGs done.  Should you?
If you’re hoping to positively diagnose your migraine or headache, and EEG probably won’t [...]

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