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(31) Occasionally, some one will have the initial focal phase of migraine, followed by minimal or no headache.

(32) Family history of migraine. Migraine headaches occur much more capriciously than do muscle-contraction headaches.

(33) Much better to be untruthful and leave Laura thinking that but for a migraine, they might have spent the night together.

(34) The symptoms included memory lapses, depression, insomnia, daytime fatigue, slurred speech, confusion and migraine like headaches.

(35) It was carnival time, lights and siren, and Sorvino's migraine disappeared like a popping soap bubble.

(36) At some point, you may be struggling to evade a migraine from all the claustrophobic shuffling around.

(37) Monamine oxidase inhibitors are used occasionally in migraine patients who are refractory to other prophylactic drugs.

(38) This is why caffeine is the active ingredient in many prescription and nonprescription migraine treatments.

(39) If he had been, he'd have moved away double quick because the slightest whiff of orange triggers off his migraine.

(40) And if you'd like to discover what triggers your migraine, write to Dept.

(41) My first meal was days later because, as ever, the migraine kicked in after the anaesthetic.

(42) Migraine headaches occur much more capriciously than do muscle-contraction headaches.

(43) It is an effective prophylactic agent in many migraine patients.

(44) Vomiting may occur with either migraine or lesions that increase intracranial pressure.

(45) At this time, the consensus is that food allergy is not a proven etiologic agent in migraine.

(46) Inhibitors of prostaglandins also inhibit the increased platelet aggregation, which is present in the early phases of migraine.

(47) This agent may be used in the cluster headache patient, as described in the discussion of migraine prophylaxis.

(48) This type of migraine is triggered by lowered oestrogen levels which occur around the time of a period.

(49) The syndrome is subdivided into classic migraine, common migraine,[http://sentencedict.com/migraine.html] and complicated migraine.

(50) Her bowels were much improved by this, but Edith still had migraine attacks and trouble with her joints.

(51) They are known to counteract both the vasoconstriction and the enhanced platelet aggregation present in the initial phase of migraine.

(52) They claim it can relieve migraine and sinusitis and not so surprising, remove ear wax.

(53) The curtains swung back to reveal Marie in a glistening silver robe and an expression suggesting the onset of migraine.

(54) Propranolol, which is used so commonly in migraine prophylaxis, is not beneficial in most cluster headache patients.

(55) A migraine headache instantly struck Wyatt, electricity tearing through a leaf and departed as quickiy as it had come.

(56) She suffered from migraine, diarrhoea with wind and bloating, and stiff, painful joints.

(57) Consistent with the protean nature of migraine, there are many exceptions to this generalization.

(58) He had suffered severe migraine which did not respond to conventional treatment.

(59) Other features of migraine, such as the distinct periodicity and vomiting, may be lacking.

(60) Headaches, migraine, insomnia, epilepsy and rheumatoid arthritis are among the conditions that are susceptible to placebos.