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Concussion Red Flags:
When Should…
You've had a concussion. Your headache is settling, you're feeling a little better, and you're starting to think about returning to work.
But are you actually ready?
Perhaps you've already…
If you get a headache behind one eye, it is natural to assume the eye is the problem. Very often, it is not. That pain is frequently referred from somewhere…
You’ve had your ears checked. Maybe you’ve had scans. You’ve been told everything looks normal.
But you’re still dizzy.
You might feel off balance when you walk. Your head might…
Could Your Neck Be Part of the Problem?
If you regularly experience a dull, tight headache across your forehead, temples or the back of your head, you've probably called it…
Vestibular migraine (VM) is a type of migraine that involves dizziness as one of the more prominent symptoms. While many VM sufferers experience headache as an associated symptom, it is possible for sufferers to…
Migraines are a common and often debilitating condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Women are three times more likely to experience migraines than men, with menstrual migraine affecting up…
If you are still experiencing headaches, brain fog, fatigue, or exercise intolerance months after a concussion, you may have been told your MRI is normal and that your brain has…
How Targeted Nutrition Can Support the Healing Brain
At Melbourne Headache & Concussion Group, we regularly see people who are weeks or months past their concussion and still struggling with symptoms…
So you've had a concussion?
Following the initial 48 hours of rest and limited activity it's important to follow these 4 steps for concussion recovery. They have a structured approach…
Suffering from migraines is a poorly understood neurological disorder and can range from intense head pain to nausea, vomiting and fatigue. Some common warning signs can assist in your diagnosis…