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Migraines tend to be debilitating. Besides an overall throbbing pain in one area of the head, someone may experience several or all of the following symptoms: light sensitivity, sound sensitivity, nausea/vomiting, dizziness/virtigo, and auras. With all of this in mind, it's undeniable that migraines are miserable, so here are a few things that may help you feel better!
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Resting in a dark and quiet room is the first thing most people suggest. It probably won't make the migraine go away, however, it does help limit irritants and reduces pain as a result.
A second benifit to resting is sleep. Though not all migraines respond to sleep, it can still give you a break from the pain. And who knows? Maybe when you wake up, your migraine will have dissipated.
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Apply something cold(ice-pack, a bag of peas, etc) to the back of your neck and a cool rag to your forehead, this can help reduce any swelling, as well as, nausea. Do this for 10 to 15 minutes.
Apply a warm compress (heating pad or warm cloth) to the area that hurts. If you begin to feel too hot or uncomfortable, remove the compress, otherwise hold it there for 10 min.
Note: You can switch between the two if you desire or use just one. Do whatever helps you feel better!
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The most frequently given tip is to drink more fluids. It can be pretty annoying having to drink a bunch of water, however, your body needs it and when you're unwell, it needs more of it. In short, make sure to stay hydrated!
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Try rubbing your temples, neck, and shoulders. Migraines sometimes stem from muscle tension, thus rubbing these areas can help relieve pain. If you can, have someone massage your shoulders. Make sure to stop if it makes the pain worse!
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Certain smells can help relieve headaches and can have a calming effect. You can either purchase an essential oil diffuser or sprinkle it around the room.
Peppermint, Rosemary, Lavender, Chamomile, and Eucalyptus are all smells that have been shown to help relieve headaches.
I personally like mixing Peppermint and Eucalyptus, but that smell can be overwhelming to some people-- just a little warning.
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Some people believe crystals can help migraines and headaches in general. So far my basic understanding is that crystals emmit high frequencies that can promote healing.
In my research, the most frequently suggested crystals for headaches are: rose quartz, clear quartz, lapis, and amethyst.
You can wear the crystals as jewelry, put them in your room, or under your pillow. I, personally, place clear quartz beside my bed because it helps reduce negative energy and can be used to repel people (if you throw it hard enough).
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I hope this helps you feel better soon!
Note: I am not a doctor, so if you are experiencing frequent migraines and/or headaches, please consult your physician.