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WHAT IS A COMMON MIGRAINE ?


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A common migraine is different from a classical migraine in that common migraines are not preceded by what is generally thought of as aura (visual disturbances). Nonethless, a common migraine may be preceded by warnings such as fatigue or irritability, or a feeling of mental fogginess. Warning symptoms prior to the onset of a common migraine may also include swelling in a body area or an increased need to urinate.

While classical migraines may last several hours, a common migraine may last for several days and may be accompanied by nausea and vomitting. The person experiencing a common migraine may also have their pain and discomfort affected by exposure to light and sound.




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