Special Circumstances

Articles about headaches affecting specific age groups and health conditions. Topics include hormonal changes, chronic illnesses, and how headaches present differently across populations.

Adolescents and Headaches
Adolescents and Headaches
Headaches in teens can stem from diet, stress, hormones and lifestyle factors, here's what parents should know.
Epileptic Attacks and Migraine
Epileptic Attacks and Migraine
People with epilepsy often experience migraines too, requiring special treatment approaches for managing both conditions together.
Fibromyalgia and Chronic Headaches
Fibromyalgia and Chronic Headaches
People with fibromyalgia often experience chronic headaches and other symptoms that compound the pain and exhaustion.
Head Injury: Signs That There Could Be Brain Damage
Head Injury: Signs That There Could Be Brain Damage
Even minor head injuries can cause serious internal bleeding, so know the warning signs that shouldn't be ignored.
Headache and Migraine Relief During Pregnancy
Headache and Migraine Relief During Pregnancy
Headaches and migraines affect many pregnant women, here's what causes them and how to manage the pain safely.
Headaches and Iron Deficiency
Headaches and Iron Deficiency
Iron deficiency can cause headaches and chronic pain by reducing oxygen in your blood and affecting blood vessel function.
Headaches and Migraines in Women
Headaches and Migraines in Women
Why women experience more headaches and migraines, and how hormones and contraceptives play a role.
Headaches in Children
Headaches in Children
Most children's headaches are harmless, but knowing the types and causes helps parents and doctors treat them properly.
Headaches in People Over 50
Headaches in People Over 50
Headaches after 50 often have different causes than younger years, from underlying diseases to medications and a rare condition called hypnic headache.
Migraines and Menopause
Migraines and Menopause
Hormone changes during menopause can trigger or improve migraines, depending on how your body responds to shifting estrogen levels.
Scalp Pain: What Causes It?
Scalp Pain: What Causes It?
Scalp pain feels sharp and tingly at the skin's surface, and several conditions including nerve inflammation can cause it.
Thyroid Disease and Headaches
Thyroid Disease and Headaches
Thyroid disease can intensify headaches and migraines by affecting hormone levels, making treatment more difficult.
Vertigo and Migraines
Vertigo and Migraines
Many migraine sufferers experience vertigo as a symptom before, during or after an attack, causing spinning sensations and dizziness.