can dogs suffer from migraines?
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(Source: NIH) Migraines and other primary headache disorders commonly affect people. There is evidence to suggest that migraines can occur in dogs. In this review, we present a dog with paroxysmal episodes that have a striking resemblance to human migraine, and we give an overview of migraine in people.
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Studied: 3,935 migraine patients and 1,163 with tension-type headaches.
Results: There were headaches triggered by plant foods. Headaches triggered by plant foods intake are distributed in the following order of frequency: watermelon (29.5%), passion fruit (3.73%), orange (2.01%), pineapple (1.52%), grape (0.51%), banana (0.46%), cucumber (0.43%), acerola (0.25%) and papaya (0.25%).
Conclusions: Many plant foods, especially watermelon, may trigger headache attacks in migraine patients within a few minutes.
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| Health Condition | Migraines & Headache Disorders, Senior Pets Health, Stress |
| Journal Topics | Diseases Diagnoses |
| Journal Types | Contains: Links & URLs, Contains: Videos , Information |
| Pet Diseases | Migraines & Headache Disorders, Nausea and/or vomiting |
| Source Verified: Health News Organizations | NIH (National Institutes of Health) |
| Veterinarian Care & Therapy | Animal Nutritional Counseling, Wellness Care |
