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start online visitMigraines are very common and can have a severe impact on quality of life. If you’ve previously been diagnosed with migraines, you can receive ongoing care through Rosemary from the comfort of your own home.
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Migraines are very severe headaches that can cause intense pain, along with a slew of other symptoms such as light and sound sensitivity, speech disturbance, nausea and vomiting. Migraines will often present on one side of the head and may be aggravated by movement.
It’s not hard to see why this condition can be extremely debilitating, with some sufferers needing to take their medication and retire to a dark and quiet room to try and sleep.
A migraine attack can last anywhere from several hours up to several days. You might experience migraines frequently or maybe only a few times per year.
There are many different triggers for migraines, including hormonal changes in women, alcohol, caffeine, stress, strong smells, bright lights, sleep deprivation or too much sleep, illness, skipping meals, emotional triggers, changes in weather, changes to routine, medications, particular foods and dehydration.
Preventive and acute treatments are available for migraine. Your doctor will help identify the appropriate treatment for you.
In order to receive treatment for a migraine through Rosemary, you must already have seen a doctor and received a diagnosis. An Australian online doctor on our platform can help you manage your migraine symptoms and access your treatment.
In order to receive treatment for a migraine through Rosemary, you must already have seen a doctor and received a diagnosis. An Australian online doctor on our platform can help you manage your migraine symptoms and access your treatment.
Certain lifestyle changes can help to prevent migraines, including: maintaining regular sleep patterns; exercising regularly to maintain your health; eating regular meals; actively reducing stress; and avoiding known triggers such as certain foods, alcohol, caffeine, or environmental triggers.
Keep a migraine diary, so that when you experience an attack you can document what may have caused it. For example, maybe you had a glass of red wine, or skipped a meal. As you start cataloguing the circumstances surrounding your migraine episodes, you may find trigger patterns and have more of an idea of what to avoid.
If you are experiencing a migraine that you would describe as ‘the worst migraine of your life’ or have had a seizure, are confused, have had a sudden change in behaviour, have passed out, have difficulty swallowing or limb weakness, call triple zero (000) to seek emergency medical care.
