Migraine. Symptoms and treatment of this disease are of interest to many. Headaches in our time are not uncommon, but not everyone knows how to get rid of them. "Fashionable disease" - this is sometimes called migraine. More often the disease affects people whose work is intense.
The following symptoms are characteristic of migraine: severe aching headache in one half of the head, passing to the area of the eyes, ears, neck, sometimes throbbing, accompanied by vomiting and nausea. Often annoying factors are noise and light. Very often, the onset of this disease is hereditary. Moreover, female representatives suffer from this "sore" much more often than the stronger sex.
Many people suffering from this disease often wonder: how to treat migraines? The use of folk remedies is also applicable, as well as medication. Of course, a visit to a neurologist who correctly establishes or confirms the diagnosis will not hurt, and prescribe medications. Often, when migraine arose, folk remedies can be the first help. Medicinal plants in this case are simply irreplaceable. In some situations, they can not only alleviate the condition, but also relieve pain at least for a while, which is important for patients. Not for nothing that we often read and hear: “Has the migraine started? Folk remedies will help. ” And definitely it is.
Indeed, in ancient times, people did not hear about drugs, and even then suffered from this ailment. Most often they were rescued by medicinal plants or other improvised means, about the benefits of which we know, but do not always resort to them. So, a little about traditional medicine.
Migraine: folk remedies.
Cabbage leaf, lilac leaf or lemon wedges will help reduce pain during headaches. Cabbage leaves (previously slightly wrinkled to let the juice flow) are applied to the frontal part of the head and wrapped with a scarf or scarf. Such a “compress” can be quite long, while the state of rest and the accompanying silence in the room are important. You can also apply fresh cabbage leaves to a sore spot in parallel. In the same way, a lilac leaf can also be used. When applying lemon, slices are applied to the temporal part of the head on both sides and are also wrapped in a scarf or scarf. The effect arises from the fact that the burning sensation in the places where the lemon is located, in some way “draws back the pain”.
It is useful to take and herbal infusions. For example, an infusion of blackcurrant branches is useful. You can cook it this way: 1 tablespoon of chopped branches pour a glass of boiling water and insist for at least 4 hours, after which drink strained infusion to drink at least 3 tablespoons. Fresh currant juice, which should be taken at least three times a day, 200 ml each, is very useful and not bad. It is recommended to take potato juice for headaches: daily 150-200 ml. Infusion of oregano helps a lot: 1 tablespoon of dry grass is poured with boiling water (500 ml), infused for 30 minutes (while the container is wrapped up warm). It is taken in 1 / 2-1 cup two to three times a day.
The melissa infusion can be prepared on the same principle: 15 grams is poured with a glass of boiling water and the same time is infused. It is often taken: at least five times a day for 1-2 tablespoons. In addition to juices and decoctions, you can try inhalation from apple cider vinegar and water in equal proportions. Pour the resulting solution into a basin, put on a fire and inhale the released steam at least 70-80 times.
Caffeine is also considered one of the remedies for migraines: strong coffee and tea will also help with headaches. Strong black tea (can be green) helps to add mint. Well, of course, Valerian will be an indispensable tool. Baths or infusions from this plant will certainly bring the expected relief. This is how the concepts of "migraine" - "folk remedies" combine. However, a visit to the doctor still does not hurt. If you have migraine, treatment with folk remedies will not be amiss to back up with the recommendations of a specialist. Be healthy!