What causes left-sided migraine?

Migraine is a chronic neurovascular disease that women are more likely to suffer from. It not only causes headaches, but also nausea, vomiting and other symptoms. The pain can be relieved during rest. Migraine is very harmful and has a genetic tendency. When suffering from this disease for a long time, the cause becomes the most concerning thing. So, what causes left-brain migraines? Let’s take a look below.

Left-sided migraine is a vascular headache disease, which mainly refers to the headache caused by paroxysmal disorders in the vasomotor function of the cranial vessels. Left-sided migraine is prone to attacks. There are also many causes of left-sided migraine. There are mainly the following aspects:

First of all, mental or psychological stress can cause left-sided migraine. In our daily work, we may encounter some annoying things and some problems that are difficult to solve. Moreover, the pace of life of modern people is becoming more and more intense, and the pressure brought by life is also very high. Therefore, our brain is always in a state of tension for a long time. I often feel depressed and physically and mentally exhausted. During the weekends, people often lack exercise, sleep too long, and have irregular lifestyles, etc. These reasons can easily lead to left-brain migraines.

According to the experience of some migraine patients themselves, they also found that some foods in daily life can also cause left-brain migraine. Because some foods can cause some special changes in the blood vessels or nerves in our body, and this change is called the main factor causing left-brain migraine.

Some female friends' improper use of headwear may also cause left-brain migraine: for example, if the ponytail is combed too tightly, it will put pressure on the scalp and cause headaches. In addition, using headscarves, hairpins, and tight hats may cause headaches. If the left-brain migraine is caused by this reason, the best thing for the patient to do is to let the hair hang naturally.

In addition, there are many other causes of left-brain migraine, such as temperature. Many patients feel that when the temperature rises significantly, the headache will become more severe, but when the temperature drops, the number of headaches will decrease. In addition, sudden changes in altitude, rapid travel from one time zone to another, strong light, and hot environments may all cause left-brain migraines.