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An estimated 30 million American adults and 1 million children suffer from migraine headaches. Now 50 Ways to Control Migraines offers you welcome relief with 50 concrete strategies for understanding, preventing, and managing the pain of this chronic disease. Handy and comprehensive, this volume covers everything from environmental, psychological, hormonal, and dietary factors to treatment options, both traditional and alternative.
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In the US headache complaints account for 2.5 percent of all visits to emergency rooms, and recurrent headache are the biggest reason for all disability payments to American workers. Headaches are unique and so treat ment varies. Some people benefit from pain medications while others need only to practice relaxation techniques to control pain. This is a complete guide to managing tension, migraine, cluster and other types of recurrent headaches.
Contains nearly four hundred alphabetized full-length articles on neurological disorders and drugs and treatments for neurological disorders, and includes further reading lists.
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