Complications of Migraine Headache

Occasionally, Migraine Headaches can last for much longer than 72 hours and don't respond to standard migraine treatment. This type of migraine headache is known as status migrainosus, and you may need to go to hospital for pain relief and to treat dehydration caused by vomiting.

If you have migraines on more than 15 days per month, this is known as chronic migraine. People with chronic migraine often have to take increasing amounts of medication to control their migraines. In turn, this can lead to further headaches, known as medication-overuse headaches (also called rebound or withdrawal headaches).

Migraine has also been found to be associated with an increased risk of anxiety and panic disorder, depression and stroke (where the blood supply to part of the brain is blocked). Loss of love life, loss of relationships, loss of family togetherness, etc.

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