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Migraines in sentence

16 examples of Migraines in a sentence

Fifteen percent suffer migraines that wipe them out for days on end.
This is a level of pain that's only known to other people who suffer vascular migraines.
Scientists are still investigating potential triggers for the three types of primary headaches: recurring, long-lasting migraines; intensely painful, rapid-fire cluster headaches; and, most common of all, the tension headache.
Migraines are recurring headaches, which create a vise-like sensation on the skull that can last from four hours to three days.
Migraines and cluster headaches are more complicated, and we haven’t yet discovered reliable treatments that work for everyone.
Eyewitness news reporter Stacy Sager tonight, with a small and portable machine that literally zaps your migraines away.
Robert Fischell: And that is the invention to treat migraines.
Then you saw what that device looked like, that the woman was using to fix her migraines?
And, of the 100,000-dollar prize money, that TED was so generous to give me, I am donating 50,000 dollars to the NeuroPace people to get on with the treatment of OCD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and I'm making another 50,000 available for a company to optimize the design of the device for migraines.
Out of the cast, Paul Wesley, the director needing a big break, encountering more than he could possibly bargain for, Jake Tanner, is a nice guy, coming off very likable and tolerant of the crap he must contend with, considering the prima donnas and immature people in his entourage who often cause nothing but migraines.
The plot centers around an evil Druid witch who is linked to this woman who gets migraines.
They die of Spontaneous Human Combustion and it seems that what Sam is beginning to suffer from derives by these pills his girlfriend, Lisa(Cynthia Bain)gives him to take for rough migraines.
Don't see it unless you find migraines endearing.
For some people, energy-efficient bulbs can trigger epileptic seizures and migraines.
This is clearly not true for those who suffer from migraines or epileptic seizures because of the new bulbs, or for those who are seriously worried about mercury, or for those who have other reasons for preferring incandescent bulbs.
The remaining 30% of the benefits would come from therapeutic interventions, such as multimodal treatments for lower-back pain, migraines, and mental-health problems.