neurological problem?

Question

what kinds of neurological problems can cause severe migraine headaches?

Answer 1

Do you know that most migraines are not caused by a neurological problem? The most common causes of migraine are:
Stress
Exercise
Food
Smoking
Caffeine

Many, I am one of them, get migraines from lack of sleep or strong smells.

Neurologically migraines can be a symptom of a brain tumor or an aneurysm. If you are having migraines, see a neurologist for a definite diagnosis and to learn the cause. Also, keep a migraine diary so you can learn what your "triggers" are.

Answer 2

Migraines are a neurological problem unto themselves. Certain things can trigger migraines, like some foods or stress, but migraines are a disease and not a symptom of a disease.

Other types of headaches, severe or not, can be a symptom of an underlying disease. If you're having reoccurring headaches, you should really see a doctor.

Answer 3

Well, it's the combination of a mechanical with a neurological problem. If your first neck vertebra is not 100% correctly in place, there is a pressure onto the spinal cord with all the nerves. The information flow is disturbed, causing several problems.

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Answer 4

First, I will say that it sounds like a lot of people here think you have low blood pressure. It could very well be that you do have low blood pressure. I don't want to frighten you, but you may also have a brain tumor. Either way, you need to see a doctor for a full neurological work up and evaluation right away!