What Is a Hemiplegic Migraine?

Hemiplegic migraine is relatively rare in clinical practice, and can be divided into familial hemiplegic migraine and

Hemiplegia migraine

Hemiplegia migraine

Hemiplegic migraine symptoms

Hemiplegic migraine is relatively rare in clinical practice, and can be divided into familial hemiplegic migraine and

Hemiplegia migraine

Nonfamilial hemiplegia migraine. Its clinical characteristics are different, the former is not difficult to diagnose, the latter can often lead to misdiagnosis.

Hemiplegia can be one of the precursor symptoms of headache attacks. Contralateral or ipsilateral headache occurs after tens of minutes, and the symptoms of hemiplegia continue until the headache subsides one to a few days after the headache subsides, and there may even be some residual. Hemiplegic seizures occur in about 1/2 of patients with dysarthria or aphasia, and 1/3 of patients have sensory central involvement.

The onset of hemiplegia mostly starts in childhood, and by the age of 20-30 years, the onset of hemiplegia stops, and other types of migraine are used instead of hemiplegia. Childhood hemiplegic migraines can cause convulsions and chorea in hemiplegic attacks, and often brainstem insufficiency. During the attack, the patient was normal, and there were no abnormalities, but typical and ordinary migraines could occur.

Hemiplegic migraine disease treatment

The best in nature "Iceland Shark Liver Oil Soft Capsules" and "Ostrich Oil". The former is taken orally early and middle

Hemiplegia migraine

From 2 capsules each in the first month, gradually increased to 8 capsules each in the early and middle stages. In the latter case, please ask your family to apply 5 consecutive times every night from the cervical spine to the tail spine, at intervals of 8 to 10 minutes. Drink 1 cup of warm water after each end. Hair drying is not allowed during use.