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Accept v Strive
Understanding
Values v Goals
So what acute treatment and preventative treatment should you take?
>200 'food triggers'
Allergy Anxiety
Gluten Free Tastes Bad
Fear v Feasting
10 treatment days per month
(2 days per week)
Avoid Codeine medicines (Neurofen Plus!)
STOP
WAIT
RESET in 8 weeks
Manual Treatment
Low Velocity
Within Range
Needs repeated
30-50% response
Acupuncture
Acute Rescue Treatment
Prophylaxis / Prevention
Headache Locus of control
You control (internal)
Someone else (external)
Internal - better health
External - less good
Catastrophisation
Helplessness
Rumination
Magnification
Thank You
Migraine Trust
Migraine Association of Ireland
Walking
Swim
Cycle
Make it Enjoyable
(Gym)
(Muscle v Fat)
Negative
Failure Inevitable
Be sensible
Fear is unhelpful
Prodrome of Migraine changes you
Sleep Disorder
Sleep Hygiene
Overweight
Daytime sleepiness
Poor sleep quality
Heavy Snoring
High Blood Pressure
Is your bedroom a sleep room?
Do you prepare for sleep?
Caffeine and Energy Drinks
Emotional distress / Fear / Anxiety
Regular routine
Train your brain to sleep (NB Babies)
Avoid Daytime Nap
When tired
Prepare for bed
Go to bed
Try x 2 to sleep
Get up
Wait till tired
Try again
Keep going....
...wake with your alarm
Repeat...repeat.repeat...
Aim for healthy level
Feel good about yourself
Acceptance / Values
Sumatriptan + Naproxen + Buccastem
Distraction or Sleep
Sumatriptan + Naproxen + Buccastem
Distraction or Sleep
Paracetamol
Diazepam to induce sleep
(Nurse Specialist / GP)
How Much Fluid?
Start Low
Build
Get to maximum tolerated
Stick for 8 - 12 weeks
Week 1 - 25mg
Week 2 - 25mg twice a day
Week 3 - 50mg am, 25mg pm
Week 4 - 50mg twice a day
Week 5-12 - 50mg twice a day
Assess effect
Week 1 - 10mg
Week 2 - 20mg (feels a bit heavy)
Week 3 - 30mg (feels too strong)
Week 4 - 20mg
Week 5 - 20mg....
Week 8 - 20mg (?50% less headache)
Spigt M et al
A randomized trial on the effects of regular water intake in patients with recurrent headaches.
Fam Pract. 2012 Aug;29(4):370-5
Positive Steps You Take
Not Negative Avoidance
HYDRATE
EAT WELL
SLEEP WELL
EXERCISE ENOUGH
WEIGHT
The 'Trigger Trap'
PHQ-9
GAD-7
None
Mild
Moderate
Severe
Do you cope with pain (efficacy)
Are you in control?
Extreme Negative Thinking
Depression
Anxiety
www.severe-headache-expert.com
@raeburn
plus/google.com
THINGS
YOU
CAN
DO
score >40 means you cope
score <40 - you need to think/reflect/act
Physiotherapy
Biofeedback
Vitamins and Herbal Treatment