What causes left brain pain?

Headache is a common phenomenon in our daily life. It can be a single symptom or a manifestation of other diseases. The dull pain in the left brain is consistent with the characteristics of a migraine. The key is how long the pain lasts and other symptoms. Only after the factors are determined can better treatment be carried out. So, what is the reason for the dull pain in the left brain? Let’s take a closer look below.

Migraine

During the prodromal symptom period, 60% of migraine patients experience prodromal symptoms hours to days before the headache begins. The early symptoms of migraine may manifest as mental and psychological changes, such as depression, fatigue, laziness, drowsiness, and emotional agitation. Irritability, anxiety, upset or euphoria, etc. 60% of migraine sufferers experience prodromal symptoms hours to days before the headache begins. The early symptoms of migraine may manifest as mental and psychological changes, such as depression, fatigue, laziness, drowsiness, and emotional agitation. Irritability, anxiety, upset or euphoria, etc. It may also manifest as autonomic nervous system symptoms, such as pale complexion, chills, anorexia or obvious hunger, thirst, oliguria, frequent urination, difficulty urinating, yawning, stiff neck, nausea, increased intestinal motility, abdominal pain, diarrhea, palpitations, shortness of breath, rapid heart rate, and excessive sensitivity to smells. The prodromal symptoms vary greatly among different patients, but are relatively stable in each patient and each attack.

About 20% of migraine sufferers experience aura symptoms. Auras are mostly focal neurological symptoms, occasionally global neurological dysfunction, and are also early symptoms of migraine. A typical aura should meet 3 of the following 4 characteristics, namely: recurring, gradually developing, lasting no more than 1 hour, and followed by headache. In most cases, the aura lasts for 5 to 20 minutes. In rare cases, aura may occur suddenly, and some patients may experience aura symptoms during a headache. Headaches may occur anywhere around the head or neck, including the temporal, frontal, or orbital regions. The pain is mostly unilateral, but can also be bilateral, or even develop into a total headache, of which unilateral pain accounts for about 2/3. The headache is often throbbing in nature, but some patients describe it as a piercing pain. The pain level is often moderate to severe, or even unbearable. It often occurs in the morning, develops gradually, and gradually eases after reaching a peak.

The above content is an introduction to what causes left-sided migraine. I hope it can be of some help to you. It should be noted that many children also suffer from migraines, which are mainly caused by learning or life. At this time, we need to make good psychological adjustments for the children. If the condition is serious, timely medical treatment is needed.