Migraines
According to WebMD, a migraine is defined as: "Throbbing pain, usually on one side of your head. It is moderate to severe in intensity, gets worse with activity, and can keep you from your daily routine."
Triggers include:
consumption of caffeine
caffeine withdrawal
food of any kind
light
sound
motion
allergies
infliction of stress
removal of stress
menstruation
changes in weather
So basically, being non-catatonic can induce catatonia.
2 comments:
In other words, one's very existence is enough to bring on a migraine. The only vital things I don't see on your list are breathing air and drinking water.
Hang in there, Cordy.
love,
Guy
Well, in terms of air, the chinook winds in Alberta, Canada are a serious trigger. People develop migraines immediately before the winds occur. Go figure.
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