Causes of left-sided headache in men

Migraine is quite common in modern life. Generally, it can occur frequently and seriously affect the work and life of patients. Most migraines have no signs before the onset. The headache can worsen slowly and be accompanied by symptoms such as sweating, nausea, vomiting, and hair pain. In addition, because migraines cause poor rest at night and lack of energy at work during the day, migraines continue to worsen. So, what causes repeated migraine attacks? What should we do?

Migraine can be divided into many types at this stage. According to research, the key factors of the disease are as follows:

1. Genetic history of large families: More than half of migraine patients have a large family history of the disease. The probability of their family members suffering from migraine is more than three times that of ordinary people. Current studies have shown that large families of migraine have established autosomal dominant genes with the characteristics of multiple genetic genes, and the disease occurs under the mutual influence of environmental factors.

2. Disorder in the humoral regulation of neurons: Gene mutations related to the humoral regulation of the central nervous system are also associated with some types of migraine and can cause disorder in the humoral regulation of neurons in the human brain.

3. Endocrine and metabolic factors: Endocrine and metabolic imbalance are the key reasons why there are more female patients than male patients. Due to the influence of female hormones, the disease is particularly severe in women during puberty, and the regularity of the disease often occurs during the menstrual period. The incidence rate can be reduced during pregnancy or after menopause.

4. Diet and mental factors: Long-term consumption of certain foods or medications may also cause migraines. Foods such as pickled foods containing sodium nitrite, cheese containing tyramine, chocolate containing phenylethylamine, medications such as vasodilators or long-term use of emergency contraceptives may irritate the central nervous system of the head. In addition, long-term mental depression, anxiety, excessive mood swings, etc., can cause changes in some areas of the head and cause migraines.

In general, recurrent migraine attacks may be related to the above factors. In daily life, if affected by long-term migraine attacks, patients should investigate the possible causes of their own attacks, try to reduce and take appropriate isolation measures to reduce the probability of migraine attacks. In addition, appropriate drug treatment, combined with acupuncture therapy and a healthy lifestyle, can further control and alleviate migraines.