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7 Best Essential Oils For Women's Health To Stay In Check, From Menstrual Cramps To Anxiety And Migraines
These essential oils for women are a must in every wellness kit
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Migraine Myths: 5 Myths About Migraine Pain You Must Stop Believing
Migraine symptoms: Did you know that not every migraine episode hit one side of the brain? Read here to know more such about myths about migraine which you must stop believing right now.
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Millets Benefits: Migraine, Bloating, Inflammation And Other Benefits Of Kong- A Lesser-Known Millet
Benefits of millets: Millets are rich in fibre and B Vitamins. Including them in your diet will not only benefit your overall health, but will also benefit farmers and the ecology. Read here to know about kong, a lesser-known millet which celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar recently came across.
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Use These Amazing Natural Remedies To Prevent Migraine
Migraine often affects all age groups and runs in the family. However, women are more likely to have migraines than men. Family history is one of the primary risk factors for having migraines.
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Karwa Chauth 2018: Should You Keep Karwa Chauth Fast During Pregnancy? Things To Keep In Mind If You Are Pregnant
Karwa Chauth 2018: Pregnant women or women facing some health issues like diabetes, high blood pressure or migraine should be careful while keeping this fast.
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Migraines: Why Do Women Have More Headaches Than Men?
A migraine is much more than just a terrible headache. To be sure, migraine typically involves a painful throbbing headache, most times on one side of the head, sometimes both.
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Migraine Found To Be Thrice As Common In Women: Study
According to a recent study, women bear a significant amount of the migraine burden due to the higher prevalence of estrogen and other sex hormones.
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Migraine Related To Heart Problems, Says Study; 4 Food Triggers To Stay Away From
Researchers from Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark and Stanford University, USA have found that migraines increase the risk of heart attacks, stroke, blood clots and an irregular heart rate.
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Obesity, Low BMI May Up Migraine Risk In Women: Study
New York: Young women with obesity or underweight conditions may be at an increased risk for migraine, according to a study. Migraine is a headache of varying intensity, often accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. The study revealed that people who are obese (defined as a body mass index or BMI of 30 or higher) were 27 per cent ...
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Bad News for Women with Migraine, You Can Be at Risk of Heart Diseases
Women who suffer from migraine headaches have an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease in later life.
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Migraine Ups Risk Of Heart Disease, Mortality In Women
Women suffering with migraines are at an increased risk of mortality from heart diseases than women who do not have migraine, finds a new study.
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Headaches and Hormones: Do They Have a Connection?
For women with a history of migraine, estrogen levels are likely to drop more rapidly in the days just before menstruation than they do for women who do not have migraine history, finds a new study.
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Why Migraine Worsens In Women Approaching Menopause
Migraine headaches heat up as women approach menopause, a new study reveals.
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New Biomarker for Migraine Found
Women with migraine had approximately 6,000 nanograms per millilitre of total ceramides in their blood, compared to women without headache who had about 10,500 nanograms per millilitre.
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Childhood abuse may lead to migraine and depression
Women who have been victims of child abuse and suffer from migraine are more likely experience depression later in life.
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7 Best Essential Oils For Women's Health To Stay In Check, From Menstrual Cramps To Anxiety And Migraines
These essential oils for women are a must in every wellness kit
-
Migraine Myths: 5 Myths About Migraine Pain You Must Stop Believing
Migraine symptoms: Did you know that not every migraine episode hit one side of the brain? Read here to know more such about myths about migraine which you must stop believing right now.
-
Millets Benefits: Migraine, Bloating, Inflammation And Other Benefits Of Kong- A Lesser-Known Millet
Benefits of millets: Millets are rich in fibre and B Vitamins. Including them in your diet will not only benefit your overall health, but will also benefit farmers and the ecology. Read here to know about kong, a lesser-known millet which celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar recently came across.
-
Use These Amazing Natural Remedies To Prevent Migraine
Migraine often affects all age groups and runs in the family. However, women are more likely to have migraines than men. Family history is one of the primary risk factors for having migraines.
-
Karwa Chauth 2018: Should You Keep Karwa Chauth Fast During Pregnancy? Things To Keep In Mind If You Are Pregnant
Karwa Chauth 2018: Pregnant women or women facing some health issues like diabetes, high blood pressure or migraine should be careful while keeping this fast.
-
Migraines: Why Do Women Have More Headaches Than Men?
A migraine is much more than just a terrible headache. To be sure, migraine typically involves a painful throbbing headache, most times on one side of the head, sometimes both.
-
Migraine Found To Be Thrice As Common In Women: Study
According to a recent study, women bear a significant amount of the migraine burden due to the higher prevalence of estrogen and other sex hormones.
-
Migraine Related To Heart Problems, Says Study; 4 Food Triggers To Stay Away From
Researchers from Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark and Stanford University, USA have found that migraines increase the risk of heart attacks, stroke, blood clots and an irregular heart rate.
-
Obesity, Low BMI May Up Migraine Risk In Women: Study
New York: Young women with obesity or underweight conditions may be at an increased risk for migraine, according to a study. Migraine is a headache of varying intensity, often accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. The study revealed that people who are obese (defined as a body mass index or BMI of 30 or higher) were 27 per cent ...
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Bad News for Women with Migraine, You Can Be at Risk of Heart Diseases
Women who suffer from migraine headaches have an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease in later life.
-
Migraine Ups Risk Of Heart Disease, Mortality In Women
Women suffering with migraines are at an increased risk of mortality from heart diseases than women who do not have migraine, finds a new study.
-
Headaches and Hormones: Do They Have a Connection?
For women with a history of migraine, estrogen levels are likely to drop more rapidly in the days just before menstruation than they do for women who do not have migraine history, finds a new study.
-
Why Migraine Worsens In Women Approaching Menopause
Migraine headaches heat up as women approach menopause, a new study reveals.
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New Biomarker for Migraine Found
Women with migraine had approximately 6,000 nanograms per millilitre of total ceramides in their blood, compared to women without headache who had about 10,500 nanograms per millilitre.
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Childhood abuse may lead to migraine and depression
Women who have been victims of child abuse and suffer from migraine are more likely experience depression later in life.
