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Have you heard of a silent migraine? Here’s what you need to know about it



Have you heard of a silent migraine?  Here's what you need to know about it


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Have you heard of a silent migraine? Here’s what you need to know about it

A silent migraine is also known as a painless migraine.

A big headache that keeps you in bed all day, you probably think of when you think of migraines. However, migraines are much more than just a headache, as they affect your entire body. There are also types of migraines in which you don’t have a headache. We explain it to you.

Silent migraine

A migraine without a headache feels like a headache without a headache. However, he is not as crazy as he seems. People who’ve had migraines know that you can also experience other symptoms. Think of halos, being sensitive to light or being nauseated. With classic migraines, you experience headaches and so-called auras, where a spot appears in your image that can take on different colors and shapes.

With a silent migraine, you actually have exactly the same symptoms, except for the headache. In addition, it is wise to monitor this type of migraine closely. “With a silent migraine, you have a higher chance of having a stroke in the future,” says the doctor. Medhad Michael On individual care. For this reason, said Dr. Mikhail closely monitors silent migraine patients.

Syndrome

We’ve just mentioned a number of symptoms you can experience with a silent migraine. Below is a more complete list of those.

If you have a silent migraine, you may experience the following symptoms:

  • aura and aura symptoms such as bad breath, tingling feeling in the arms or neck, hearing problems, weakness in the arms, problems with speech;
  • sensitive to noise and loud noises;
  • Sensitive to some odors.
  • vomiting, nausea;

According to the neurologist Clívor Siegel The above symptoms are the symptoms of a “classic silent migraine”. Eye headaches are also a form of silent migraine, the doctor says. This temporarily limits someone’s view. A person can then see many spots and this can cause dizziness. There is also a hemiplegic migraine. In this form of silent migraine, a person has temporary stroke-like symptoms, such as paralysis or numbness on one side of the body. Do you regularly suffer from these symptoms? Then Dr. Feel free to discuss this with your doctor. “Definitely if it stresses you out or affects your life a lot.”