Are these stroke symptoms? :S

Thank you for your help, i am just curious to find out whether or not this is something i should be concerned about, i mean i don't want to wait until the end of october to be seen by a neurologist just to be refferd to someone else, i don't want to be passed around from pillow to post as i know what the NHS can be like. Also do you have any suggestions towards preventing these symptoms from occouring or at least reducing the intensity of them just whilst i am waiting to be seen by a neurologist as i don't think i can go just under three months before i get treatment.  

Not that I am much of a supporter of a many in the medical profession, but the fact that they have given you an appointment for October and not made a point of seeing you immediately, must mean to them that what ever is causing the problem is not serious.  Worrying and stress will make migraine problems worse, so first of all try not to worry.  I know that's easier said than done, but if you can find something that relaxes you, music, yoga, meditation ???? - anything that you enjoy and takes your thoughts away from what ever is troubling you.  Also, maybe you could keep a diary of what you do, eat, use, feel each day, then maybe you can find a trigger to what causes the problems you experience.  It could be something really simple, such as eating a particular food - or knowing something is coming up, such as exams, tests, changes - in some ways we are not in control of our own body!!!  The fact that you are 16 says to me that you have just been doing your exams, maybe thinking about leaving school, or going on to further education, and this could be causing you stress and worry - even if YOU think it is not.  It is a big change to be at the age to leave the comfort of regular school and move on to something more adult.... it takes a bit of getting used to!  I don't think that there is really any medication that is useful for migraine (if it is that) just try and do anything that eases the headache - something cool placed on your head helps (and by cool I mean cold, but not direct ice!! maybe an ice pack wrapped in some cloth)  The best thing is to try to sleep, so anything that will relax you enough that you can get some sleep until it is over.  The problem is the vomiting, so all you can do is try to sleep and keep a bowl by the bedside - sorry!  .... So, try and keep a diary to see if you can find what causes it to happen, just write everything, no matter if it seems irrelevant, and especially how you feel - sad, happy, anxious, angry or whatever, and you might find the answer to resolving it.  When I get migraine I always want to drink shandy (beer and lemonade) - hahaha - not strong beer or anything, but it seems there is something in it that eases the head pain.  Some people say that cheese and chocolate CAUSE migraine, but - when I get migraine these are two things I seem to crave ????? so.... you just have to go with what feels right for you.  Hope you sort this out - and in the meantime - and more importantly - don't worry!!!!!!!   :-)

Thank you, i shall try to take note of the things i do that are likely to trigger it however it feels like it just comes whenever it pleases and when it does happen even sleeping wont make the headache go away, when i wake up it will still be there and sometimes even more intense than before, next time i will try your idea of putting something cool on my head to see if that helps me any. Thank you for your help it is much apreciated and i will keep you posted as of whether your suggestions helped  

Yes I know what you mean about sleeping not helping. I often wake up with a bad head which lasts all day, through the night and all the next day too, so I understand. Anyway good luck with your appointment and I hope in the meantime that you don't get another attack. Yes keep me posted on how you get on. :-)

Thank you very much for your advice and i will keep you poseted