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jill52784
jill52784

Hi,

I'm 28 and have never suffered migranes until last month. I had 2 last month both with auro and lots of sickness however in the last 2 weeks I've had around 7. I went to see my gp and she seemed really concerned that this has all of a sudden started and the frequency of them. I have been referred for an urgent mri and i am now petrified I have a brain tumour. Has anyone else started having auro migranes in late twenties or older??

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  • elizabeth142
    elizabeth142 jill52784

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    Hi Jill

    i have suffered with migraines, since i was a young child. Both of my parents suffered with them too.

    I am now 56 and i still suffer, even after going through my menopause.

    I went to a migraine clinic and they are very good. They ask about your diet, what gives you headaches, allergies. I have found mine getting worse, with different foods, that I was able to eat, but cant now. I know by your age you are not menopausal.

    But if they can't find anything, after your MRI

    see if you can be referred to a migraine clinic.

    I have to go to bed with mine i get sick, can't stand the light and can't eat properly.

    Try this, put a amethyst stone on the pain area of your head, the pain does lessen after a while. Wear sun glasses too to keep your eyes from the daylight. I do find Crystal healing works for me. Keep up your water intake, aswell.

    I hope any if this helps you.

    Kind Regards

    Elizabeth

  • ktyler44
    ktyler44 jill52784

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    I was 29 and pregnant when I had my first one. Scared me to death. But that was over 30 years ago and still kicking. Actually, they tend to get better as you get older. I know that's not much consolation to you right now, though. I'm sure your MRI will be fine. Keep us posted.

    Kathy

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