This often severe, throbbing type of headache is different from other types of headaches in that symptoms other than pain occur with the headache. Nausea and vomiting, lightheadedness, sensitivity to light (photophobia), and other visual disturbances are common migraine symptoms.
A look at what we know about how migraine pain starts.
To help diagnose a migraine, your doctor may ask you when your headaches occur, how long they last, and what they feel like.
For some people, taking medicine every day can help prevent migraines and make them less painful when they occur.
Some herbs may interact dangerously with migraine medicines. Read on to learn more.
If your migraine pattern changes or your headaches suddenly feel different, it could be a sign of a more serious medical condition.
Learn how to help stop your migraines from driving you to the emergency room (ER).
It’s important to let coworkers and managers know about your condition and educate them about it.
You and your loved ones will benefit if they understand your condition and how best to help.
Women who have migraines around the start of their period may be able to prevent them.