The Trigger

that they did not have any kind of recognized trigger. One study found that between 40% and 60% of patients did not have a determinable cause for their symptoms (Rozen, 2011). This data was confirmed more recently by Rozen (2015), who found that 53% of subjects with NDPH had no recognizable trigger, further deepening concern over the problem that is new daily persistent headache. The mystery of NDPH does not end with those patients who have unknown triggers, however. No single cause has been…

tendency to develop allergies ● Parents who have asthma ● Certain respiratory infections during childhood ● Contact with some airborne allergens or exposure to some viral infections in infancy or in early childhood when the immune system is developing triggers: ● physical exertion ● allergens ● medications, ● occupational infection ● emotions and stress If asthma runs in your family, exposure to irritants (for example, tobacco smoke) may make your breathing more reactive to substances in the…

Fluctuating estrogen levels are a potent migraine trigger. Many women have onset of migraine at menarche, severe attacks during menstruation (menstrual migraine), and worsening during menopause. Oral contraceptives and other hormone therapy occasionally trigger or worsen migraine and have been associated with stroke in women who migraine with…

subject focuses on the experience faced immediately before their entry into homelessness, but this has done an insufficient job at explaining the entirety of the situation. Which leads to this on going situation, the accumulation of these triggers over time. Triggers most often start in childhood. It's a mix of situations that compound the situation…

sexual thoughts by substituting sexual thoughts with something other behavior and prevent relapse. The process of breaking client's problems down into its separate parts, identifying the client's patterns of thoughts, emotions, bodily trigger cues, feelings as to what triggers and reinforce the client urge to act out the addictive behavior (Theory and Practice of counseling and Psychotherapy, 2013). Cognitive behavioral therapy is said to be the most success rate treatment in addiction where…

forces. The article mostly focuses on the effect of students’ mental health. The authors mention the cause and effect on students that from violence and discrimination. The authors express that the denotation point about the micro-aggression and the trigger warnings. The authors mention that the best way to educate the students is to teach the students how to think, and encourage them to believe themselves because it is the best behavior for protecting in the campus. The authors discuss that…

disease that inflames and narrows the airways. (___) This repertory condition marked by spasms in the bronchi tubes of the lungs making it difficult to breathe. This condition usually is cause by an allergic reaction or irritation. When one of these trigger is inhaled it causes the airway to spasm resulting in the passage constricting. The airways become inflamed, narrow, and swell causing extra mucus production. Mucus, is a thick, slimy substance that is secreted by the mucous membrane and…

or triggers than can lead to relapse. As helpful as it would be, there is no easy fix to addiction, recovery is a process that lasts lifelong and must be managed lifelong. The progression of addiction is broken down into three stages: Early, Middle, and Chronic (Gorski and Miller, 2013). The Early stage of addiction is when the individual begins to build a tolerance for the drug (Gorski and Miller, 2013). The person uses more…

mental illness making students able to recognize when this help is needed. In doing this the push towards mental health can give students the tools to improve on mental health that can result in lowered sensitivity to triggers; all while destigmatizing the very ailments that cause the trigger avoidance to begin with. Through this the original need to avoid certain topics completely for fear of harming the mental stability of students is decreased, placing the focus on the microaggressions that…

By definition, lucid dreaming is being aware of dreaming while dreaming. Perhaps a double entendre but, perhaps, this closely explains the meaning without confusion. Coined long ago, the word "lucid" is used in the sense of mental clarity. Almost anyone, with knowledge obtained by doing, can live through lucid dreams. Not in any way dream control, lucid dreams have little or no control on dreaming. Nevertheless, lucidity in a dream will probably improve the ability to methodically affect the…