Migraine: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Living with Migraine: What You Should Know
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Living with Migraine: What You Should Know
Book your AppointmentRecurring, throbbing headaches that take over your day, sensitivity to light or noise, and a wave of nausea that will not pass this is the daily reality for many migraine sufferers. It's not just a headache; it affects your ability to function, work, and even enjoy time with your family. If you often find yourself cancelling plans due to severe head pain, you are not alone.
At Dr Batra’s®, we look at migraines beyond the physical symptoms. Our approach focuses on understanding your triggers, whether stress, hormones, or sleep disturbances, and designing a homeopathic plan that works with your body. With a personalised and gentle approach, we aim to reduce the frequency, severity, and emotional toll of migraines.
88% success rate in migraine treatment
Personalised care by studying stress triggers, emotional sensitivity, and lifestyle
Helps reduce headache intensity, frequency, and duration over time
Addresses underlying emotional factors like anger, grief, and mental fatigue that trigger migraines
Throbbing or pulsating headache (usually on one side)
Sensitivity to light, sound, or smell
Nausea and/or vomiting
Visual disturbances (aura)
Numbness or tingling
Dizziness or vertigo
Difficulty concentrating or memory issues
Migraine cases have risen by 58% in 2024, now impacting 1.16 billion people worldwide. Homeopathy helps manage migraines naturally by addressing triggers and supporting lasting wellness.
Hormonal changes
Menstrual cycle, pregnancy, or menopause
Stress and emotional triggers
Certain foods
Aged cheese, alcohol, caffeine, chocolate
Environmental triggers
Bright lights, loud sounds, smells, altitude
Sleep disturbances
Too much or too little sleep
Genetics Family history of migraines
Maintain a regular sleep routine
Stay hydrated
Limit screen time and reduce eye strain
Avoid common food triggers like caffeine and chocolate
Manage stress through yoga or breathing exercises
Use sunglasses to avoid light sensitivity
Eat meals on time to avoid hunger-induced headache
Most people feel shy or unsure about seeing a doctor until the pain becomes unbearable. Early intervention can prevent migraines from becoming chronic and complex to manage.
Family history
Female gender (4x more likely than men)
Hormonal shifts
Mental health conditions
Poor lifestyle habits
Certain medications
Diagnosis is based on:
Homeopathy views each migraine case as unique.
Short description: Treatment is personalised based on your triggers, lifestyle, and emotional health.
Short description: Remedies like Belladonna, Natrum Muriaticum, and Glonoinum help reduce migraine frequency, duration, and pain naturally and safely.
| Feature | Homeopathy | Conventional Medicine |
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| Treats migraine symptoms caused by hormonal changes, stress, etc |  |
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| Personalised treatment | |
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| No side effects | |
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| Long-term relief | |
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| Improves emotional health | |
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| Non-addictive | |
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FactMigraines affect 213M+ people worldwide. Women are 3x more affected.
| Myth | Fact |
|---|---|
| Migraine is just a bad headache | Migraine is a neurological condition with complex symptoms |
| Only adults get migraines | Children and teens can also experience migraines |
| Painkillers are the only option | Natural treatments like homeopathy offer long-term relief |
| Migraines are rare | Migraine affects over 11% of the Indian population |
Homeopathy reduces the frequency and intensity of migraine attacks by treating the root cause. Many patients experience long-term relief with consistent treatment
Homeopathy is safe, non-addictive, and free from side effects. It provides a holistic approach to managing migraines, unlike painkillers, which only offer temporary relief
Though rare, severe and prolonged migraines with aura may slightly increase the risk of stroke, especially in women
It is a warning phase before a migraine that includes mood changes, food cravings, and fatigue
