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 Have
you ever wondered why some children as young as 5 years old
may complain of headaches and tummy aches that can cause
vomiting and sometimes may not want to go to school?
The interesting thing is that this condition usually happens in
the morning. If you are the parent , you wonder if something is
going on at school that the child may want to avoid, and if you
are the teacher, you may feel that the child really should be in
school each morning when the reading, arithmetic and spelling
lessons are being taught. Often the child will feel better
as the morning wears on and so returns to class after lunch.
If this pattern is repeated over and over, then it is time to see
if there is a medical problem or if something else is causing this
distress.
You
may be surprised to learn that quite possibly the child in
question really is suffering from undiagnosed MIGRAINE
symptoms. Unfortunately MIGRAINE
respects no age barrier and there is a very good reason why
school age children complain of "sick headaches."
While the YOUNG CHILD is the first to experience MIGRAINE
symptoms, this condition can repeat itself when the child is
about 12 years of age and then again at about 18 years of
age.
Why,
you may ask, are those ages so significant? I detail
the reasons for this condition in my new book entitled, "Migraine,
The Causes and Treatment". This book is
invaluable to both parents and teachers alike, because it explains
the Dental changes that children go through and how these impact
on their development. Children do suffer pain, in the
form of headaches, and tummy aches that can cause vomiting, but
they also can have vision and hearing problems and feel
dizzy. My new book, "Migraine,
The Causes and Treatment" tells you WHY children at
those ages are in pain and HOW RELIEF can be achieved through
the accurate identification and elimination of 16
different forms of Interference between the teeth in the upper and
lower jaws that are the Dental Triggers of MIGRAINE.
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