is there a cure for Migraine?

Well I don't know whats the good medicine to cure that...all I can say you better go to the doctor.To have check'up so the doctor can give you a right medicine for your migraine.

I had migraine for more then eight years and been to many doctors and have taken all kind of prescription but it only help to stop my pain not to heal my migraine .As from time to times i was carrying the migraine with me no body can understand how missarable and how frustrated i was.

Enentualy i decided to stop taking all the prescription and seeking for natural remedy.I found foot reflexology treatment that really help me a lot,unbeleivable! Inaddition i have taken Natural supplement during the treatment-multivitamine and B complex.

Thanks god it has been five years since i recovered and i don't have migraine anymore.

That's how i started to learn about reflexology and i had helpped a lot of people recovered from many different kinds of diseases.

If you are interested to know more about how reflexology work, you can go to my profile and click on my blog .

Good luck!

I don't think there is a cure. I get at least 6 a month. Sometimes more, and they can last for days. I hate them. I have tried every type of medications there are. NOTHING. Days lost in bed. This is no way to live, I have had them for about 25 years. It stinks!!

I am sufferring of the same problem. But it only occurs whenever there's too much work i the office or if I am feeling depressed over some personal issues. So I guess the really cure on this one is having a clear peace of mind and proper rest. That is the only way I can get away with it without taking any medication.

Sadly there isn't a cure unless it's being caused by something particular. If your doctor has rulled out things like neuroligical problems or tumors then there problably isn't much you can do to cure it.

What I would suggest doing is keeping a log and see what could be triggering the migraines. It could be as simple as that time of the month. Hormonal changes can cause them. So can some foods, weather changes, even lack of sleep so it's best to keep a log of everything so that way you can find out what triggers the migraines.

Treatment for migraine can include non-medication and medication approaches.

Non-medication therapies for migraine

Therapy that does not involve medications can provide symptomatic and preventative therapy. Using ice, and relaxation techniques may be helpful at stopping an attack once it has started. If possible, sleep is the best medicine. Preventing migraine takes motivation for the patient to make some life changes. Patients are educated as to triggering factors that can be avoided. These include smoking cessation, avoiding certain foods especially those high in tyramine (sharp cheeses) or those containing sulphites (wines) or nitrates (nuts, pressed meats). Generally, leading a healthy life style with good nutrition, adequate water intake, sufficient sleep and exercise may be useful.

Medication therapies for migraine
Individuals with occasional mild migraine headaches that do not interfere with daily activities usually medicate themselves with over-the-counter (OTC, non-prescription) pain relievers (analgesics). Many OTC analgesics are available. OTC analgesics have been shown to be safe and effective for short-term relief of headache (as well as muscle aches, pains, menstrual cramps, and fever) when used according to the instructions on their labels.

Sounds like it might benefit you to go to your Dr. and have them look into what is causing these. I know for me a lot of mine are hormonal, and I now take Hydrocodone when I feel one coming on. It seems to usually work for me. Migraines are definately not Fun. Sometimes they can be added Stress on your life also. Wishing you Luck with these, and hope your Doctor can help you.

I guess, migraine is not curable, but it can be comforted by taking pain relievers. I do have migraine too. And it occurred mostly when I don't eat on time, when there is too much stress, heat and overfatigue. That is why I got lots of pain reliever in my medicine cabinet. "crocyn" is my medicine and it works well with me.

he most common type of vascular headache is migraine. Migraine headaches are usually characterized by severe pain on one or both sides of the head, an upset stomach, and at times disturbed vision.
Symptoms of migraine:Abdul-Jabbar's sensitivity to light is a standard symptom of the two most prevalent types of migraine-caused headache: classic and common.
The major difference between the two types is the appearance of neurological symptoms 10 to 30 minutes before a classic migraine attack. These symptoms are called an aura.The person may see flashing lights or zigzag lines, or may temporarily lose vision.Other classic symptoms include speech difficulty, weakness of an arm or eg, tingling of the face or hands, and confusion The pain of a classic migraine headache may be described as intense, throbbing, or pounding and is felt in the forehead, temple,ear, jaw, or around the eye. Classic migraine starts on one side of the head but may eventually spread to the other side.An attack lasts 1 to 2 pain-wracked days.

If you are getting a migraine once a month it could be a premenstrual migraine, I used to get these alot but not anymore, ever since I started doing yoga, my migraines went away. I do yoga for flexability, so you stretch alot and it works wonders for reducing stress. once I'm done with my video, I feel great and relaxed.
The pills my doc gave me only worked for awhile, this stopped working completely. The only pill that worked for me was Excedrin for Migraine but, I don't need them anymore.