Migraines
Below are our 7 articles in the 'migraines' category:
Basilar migraines are a rare and intense form of migraine headache that involve a strong aura phase with often severe sensory symptoms. Treatment is usually similar to that suggested for common ...
A co-existing disorder means that there are several medical conditions occurring simultaneously. Headache and migraine sufferers can have various co-existing health ailments such as anxiety ...
There are various migraine types although they all share common features. The phrase 'retinal migraine' is often incorrectly used to refer to a migraine that has any visual component but this is ...
Migraines are very painful headaches where the pain tends to be on one side of the head. They can be disabling and may severely disrupt the sufferer's life. The two main forms are migraine with ...
The term 'prolonged' can refer to a long-lasting headache episode or a prolonged period of time over which many headaches occur. Headaches alone can be quite painful but for those who experience ...
Research is still ongoing in the studies of migraines and genetics but several familial links have been established. Serotonin appears to also play a role but any conclusive links appear to be years ...
A migraine headache is a severe headache with pain felt on one or both sides of the head. The pain is typically concentrated around the front part of the head near the temples, or behind an eye ...
