There is no scientific basis for the claim that eating four kinds of fruits for quick pain relief for migraines, and fruits do not have a pain relieving effect.
Heredity, sudden cold or hot weather, lack of sleep or too much sleep, menstrual period, may cause migraine, while the adverse reaction of certain drugs such as taking nitroglycerin, etc., may also induce migraine.
Migraine can be characterized by one-sided or bilateral throbbing headache, or pinprick pain or swelling pain. It may be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, emotional instability and vertigo.
Treatment can be non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, etc., or tretinoin such as sumatriptan for pain relief, and when the pain is severe, opioids can also be used, such as buprenorphine. When vomiting occurs, metoclopramide and domperidone can be used.
Migraine sufferers should consult a doctor in time and strictly follow the doctor’s instructions for medication and treatment. Do not blindly use folk remedies and eat food that has not been medically proven to have therapeutic effects in treating the disease, in order to avoid adverse consequences.