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The Detroit Jewish News, 2018-04-26

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The Michigan Institute for Neurological Disorders is
proud to introduce Dr. Lauren Aymen. Dr. Aymen is
a neurologist and headache medicine specialist who
has joined us as the director of the headache center.

What Is
Your Plan?.....
Call Us.

What causes a migraine headache?

A migraine headache consists of a throbbing or pounding head pain
with sensitivity to bright lights, sounds and/or odors. Patients may
become nauseated, or even vomit. The pain can become debilitating
and interfere with a person’s ability to function. There are several factors
that may lead to the development of migraine headaches. Migraines can
be a hereditary condition, occur after a head trauma, concussion, or be
triggered by lifestyle choices such as diet. The development of a migraine
involves inflammatory changes around blood vessels as well as changes
in neurotransmitter activity. The changes in the brain that occur during a
migraine may also affect other body functions such as sleep and mood,
leading to symptoms of anxiety, depression or insomnia.

When headaches are
impacting a person’s
ability to perform activities
of daily living, patients
should seek treatment from
a physician. My goal is to
develop an effective
treatment plan for patients
so that headaches are not
preventing them from
missing out on their lives.

The Probate Law
Firm of Thav, Ryke
and Associates

www.michprobate.com

24725 West 12 Mile – Ste. 110
Southfield, MI 48034

1-800-728-3363

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