Migraine - Bansal, Pankaj;Bansal, Puja
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Migraine is a severe and disabling brain condition, listed as the sixth most disabling disorder globally by the World Health Organization, and the most disabling of all neurological disorders. In adulthood, migraine is more prevalent in women than in men with a lifetime prevalence of 12-17% and 4-6%, respectively. In migraine, there are attacks of moderate to severe, frequently one-sided pulsating-throbbing headache which increase in intensity on physical activity. One-third of the patients suffer holocranial headache. The individual attacks are accompanied by lack of appetite (almost always),…mehr

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Migraine is a severe and disabling brain condition, listed as the sixth most disabling disorder globally by the World Health Organization, and the most disabling of all neurological disorders. In adulthood, migraine is more prevalent in women than in men with a lifetime prevalence of 12-17% and 4-6%, respectively. In migraine, there are attacks of moderate to severe, frequently one-sided pulsating-throbbing headache which increase in intensity on physical activity. One-third of the patients suffer holocranial headache. The individual attacks are accompanied by lack of appetite (almost always), nausea (80%), vomiting (40-50%), photophobia (60%), sensitivity to noise (50%) and hypersensitivity to certain odours (10%). The duration of the attacks, according to the definition of the International Headache Society (IHS), is between 4 and 72 h. Migraines can be severe enough to limit sufferers' activities both at work and at home, and there may be significant psychological impact between attacks. Treatment options include acute rescue, lifestyle strategies, alternative remedies, and prophylactic drugs.
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Le Dr. Pankaj Bansal travaille comme Addl. Pankaj Bansal travaille en tant que surintendant médical adjoint à l'hôpital Sharda et professeur (médecine) à l'école des sciences médicales et de la recherche de l'université Sharda, Greater Noida, Inde. Il a obtenu son MBBS en 2000 et son MD en médecine en 2004. Il est membre de l'Association indienne de médecine clinique et de l'Académie internationale des sciences médicales.