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Orland Park Neurologist Doctors for Migraine HeadacheType of Physician: Neurologist What is a Neurologist? A certification by the Board of Psychiatry & Neurology; practitioners focus on the diagnosis and treatment of all categories of disease or impaired function of the brain, spinal cord, muscles and nervous system, as well as the blood vessels that relate to these structures. The neurologist is often the primary physician but also serves as a consultant to other physicians and may render all levels of care, including the continuing care of outpatients and/or inpatients. The neurologist will often perform and interpret tests that relate to the nervous system or muscles. Specialty: Neurology Common Name: Neurologist Doctors in Orland Park * Fraterno Lemus MD  Midwest Physician Centers Cardiovascular Institute  Pronger Smith Medical Care  Neurologic Associates  Neurologic Associates  Neurologic Associates  Neurologic Associates  Neurologic Associates  Neurologic Associates  Neurologic Associates  Parkview Musculoskeletal Institute  Southwest Neurological Consultants  V Paul Bertrand DO  Advocate Christ Medical Center Pediatric Neurology  Advocate Christ Medical Center Pediatric Neurology  Neurology Consultants  Neurology Consultants  Amarjit Bhasin MD  Well Group Health Partners  Well Group Health Partners  South Suburban Neurology  Anthony J Stephens MD  South Suburban Neurology  Neurology Associates  Neurology Associates  Neurology Associates  Gene O Neri MD  Medical Neurology Associates  Medical Neurology Associates  Kathleen S McCahill MD  Children's Memorial Hospital Outpatient Neurology Clinic  Well Group Health Partners  Neurologic Care Associates  Neurologic Care Associates  Neurologic Care Associates  Neurologic Care Associates  Neurologic Care Associates  Augustyn Stec MD  Rodrigo M Ubilluz MD  Loyola University Medical Center Neurology  Loyola University Medical Center Neuroradiology  Rita Yadava MD  Anil Gulati MD  Rush Oak Park Physician Group  Center for Neurological Diseases SC  RLT Neurologic Associates  Integrative Pain Medicine  Joliet Headache & Neuro Center  Midwest Associates in Neurology  Schwab Rehab  Midwest Neurological Associates Ltd  Shilpa D Tilwalli MD  Surendra M Gulati MD  David S Larsen MD  RLT Neurologic Associates  RLT Neurologic Associates  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  Provena Sleep Disorder Center  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  University of Chicago Hospitals Adult Epilepsy Ctr  Shahida Ahmad MD/Associates In Neurology LTD  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  University of Illinois Chicago Neuroscience Center  MSC Neurologic Consultants  Antoaneta J Balabanov MD  Rush University Neurologists  Rush University Neurologists Orland Park, IllinoisUpcoming Local Events2012-06-09
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MigraineWhat is a migraine headache?A migraine headache is a form of vascular headache. Migraine headache is caused by vasodilatation (enlargement of blood vessels) that causes the release of chemicals from nerve fibers that coil around the large arteries of the brain. Enlargement of these blood vessels stretches the nerves that coil around them and causes the nerves to release chemicals. The chemicals cause inflammation, pain, and further enlargement of the artery. The increasing enlargement of the arteries magnifies the pain. Migraine attacks commonly activate the sympathetic nervous system in the body. The sympathetic nervous system is often thought of as the part of the nervous system that controls primitive responses to stress and pain, the so-called "fight or flight" response, and this activation causes many of the symptoms associated with migraine attacks; for example, the increased sympathetic nervous activity in the intestine causes nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
Migraine afflicts 28 million Americans, with females suffering more frequently (17%) than males (6%). Missed work and lost productivity from migraine create a significant public burden. Nevertheless, migraine still remains largely underdiagnosed and undertreated. Less than half of ind... Recommended Reading Related to MigraineWhat Causes Double Vision?Opening your eyes and seeing a single, clear image is something you probably take for granted. But that seemingly automatic process depends on the orchestration of multiple areas of the vision system. They all need to work together seamlessly:
Problems with any part of the vision system can lead to double vision. It makes sense to consider the causes of diplopia according to the part of the visual system that has the problem. Double vision is not normal and should be reported promptly.... Other Related Migraine Headache ArticlesEmergency Contact for Orland Park
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