Vasospastic headache symptoms and treatment

Vasospastic headache is relatively common in clinical practice. It is a type of headache caused by stimulation from various factors. The symptoms of vasospastic headache are very obvious. In addition to throbbing headache, it may also be accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting. It can also be relieved by medication or massage.

1. Vasospasm headache can generally cause throbbing headache in the head, accompanied by dizziness, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms. Brain MRI can be checked to exclude cerebrovascular disease. Treatment can be symptomatic with Zhengtian Pills, Yangxueqingnao Granules, Lingyangjiao Granules, Zhennaoning, and Indomethacin. Pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, and avoid stimulation from tobacco and alcohol.

2. Neuralgia is caused by abnormal electrical conduction, which stimulates the dorsal horn of the spinal cord and is transmitted to the brain for feeling, while vasospasm is caused by factors such as mutations and diseases that stimulate vascular spasm and contraction, leading to ischemia in the blood vessels and stimulating the nerves, causing pain. Vasospastic migraine is also one of the common migraine symptoms in life, but the occurrence of this disease is also a common disease in daily life. As social pressure becomes too great, people's ways of dealing with the intense pace of life are gradually changing. In this process, people may develop symptoms of vasospastic migraine due to unbearable stress or excessive brain use.

3. Spasmodic migraine is similar to other headache symptoms, but generally speaking, after this symptom occurs, the headache symptoms will not only fail to be alleviated, but will become more severe. In the subsequent treatment, the doctor will make corresponding judgments in a timely manner. In fact, this disease is not a serious one. As long as you can get enough rest or reduce the intake of foods that stimulate nerve substances, you can greatly alleviate this type of disease. This type of disease is not too difficult to treat. Vasospastic migraine will gradually improve or even disappear with age.