Halos Migraine Relief Cap - Wearable Ice Pack Cold Wrap Hat -Reusable Therapy Headache & Cap, for Tension and Sinus Pressure -Form-Fitting Compress Head

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Migraine episodes and headaches share some risk factors and causes, so it’s possible for a headache to turn into a migraine episode. Most tension headaches and general headaches are truly migraine episodes.

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Increased intracranial pressure is a life threatening medical problem that can also lead to headaches. It can be caused by conditions such as: Kevin shares: "Being in graduate school has added a very challenging layer to my Migraine experience as many of the medications typically prescribed have caused serious cognitive impairment that was interfering with my studies. I am currently on no medication, though I do use ice therapy and supplements to try and decrease my Migraine frequency."

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While Dr. Natbony notes that everyone will have a different preference in terms of style, design, and extra features, there are a few key things you should look for when shopping.

Halos Migraine Relief Cap - Wearable Ice Pack Cold Wrap Hat

Debbie B. from Los Angeles first experienced the relief of bitter cold when she went out on Michigan Avenue on a Chicago winter night in search of Migraine treatment. She got it: the bitter cold zapped away her head pain, at least temporarily. Compression headaches can turn into migraines in people who are already prone to getting migraines. Symptoms of a migraine include:

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Wearable (but not portable) cold relief delivered in a continuous feed that's ideal for someone with Chronic Migraine or someone with Status Migrainosus.

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Overall, migraine hats have other benefits that make them a good addition to any migraine toolkit, Dr. Natbony notes. “Migraine hats are generally affordable and easy to use, and can provide a convenient and non-invasive way to manage symptoms.” Users can wipe away any buildup on the hat in just a few minutes by using a damp towel that has been moistened with hot water. They can combine the hot water with a mild detergent or use a sanitizing wipe instead. Migraine episodes aren’t always severe and could start off mild. If left untreated, they can progress and become more severe. A GP may also recommend making changes to your lifestyle to help manage your migraines, such as eating at regular times and drinking less caffeine.