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The migraine brain : your breakthrough guide to fewer headaches, better health

Author: Carolyn Bernstein; Elaine McArdle
Publisher: New York : Free Press, 2008.
Edition/Format: Book : English : 1st Free Press hard cover edView all editions and formats
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A comprehensive program for diagnosing and effectively treating migraines by a respected Harvard medical physician identifies the unique physiological characteristics of migraine brains, explaining why migraines occur and how to create a customized prevention and recovery program.
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Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Carolyn Bernstein; Elaine McArdle
ISBN: 9781416547686 1416547681
OCLC Number: 213375897
Description: xii, 353 p. ; 25 cm.
Contents: "I'd rather die than get another migraine" -- Is yours a migraine? -- The migraine brain: how it's different, and what that means for you -- The four stages of a migraine -- Your migraine triggers -- Female hormones and migraines through the life cycle -- Men's migraines -- Measuring your migraine: the best self-tests -- How to find the right doctor -- Medicines that work -- When you have to go to the emergency room -- Complementary and alternative treatments -- Your personal wellness plan -- Exercise, Sleep, nutrition, relaxation -- Family, home, sex, mental health -- Migraines, work, and travel -- Migraine makeover: creating your own personal migraine plan.
Responsibility: Carolyn Bernstein and Elaine McArdle.
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A comprehensive program for diagnosing and effectively treating migraines by a respected Harvard medical physician identifies the unique physiological characteristics of migraine brains, explaining why migraines occur and how to create a customized prevention and recovery program.

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