Heart Health Risk in People with migraine pregnant women.

Women who suffer headaches during pregnancy face the risk is greatest for stroke and fell ill a variety of blood vessel disease, one organization said that U.S. scientists melandasi their opinions on the case control studies, The findings, which broadcast in the BMJ, international general medical journals, publication this weekend, found that pregnant women who suffer migraine may be 15 times more than other women to suffer stroke, two times more likely to experience heart attack and three times more likely to to thrombosis and other heart trouble during the pregnancy. "Care is needed both before birth. Women with migraine weight steadily during pregnancy have to be aware of all the risk factor they face, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, history of thrombosis, heart disease and stroke," said the leader researchers in the study, Dr. Cheryl Bushnell, experts nerve in Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. "It seems there is also the relationship between the headache and preeclampsia, pregnancy complications, one of the most common and most dangerous," said Bushnell. Bushnell and colleagues analyze data from 33,956 pregnant women who suffer migraine diagnosed. According to the study, the headache appears on as many as 26 percent of women who are pregnant. Women aged 35 years and over are more likely to suffer migraine during pregnancy. Women aged 40 years and over 2.4 times more likely fell ill for migraine compared with women under the age of 20 years, and white women are more likely to fell ill headache compared with the women's race or any race. "Migraine, particularly those related to the aura, or visual changes during headache, have been previously associated with stroke and heart attack in women," said Bushnell. "This study further legitimize the relationship between the two." "No matter what the cause is," added Bushnell, "active migraine during pregnancy should be regarded as a sign of potential heart disease."