That troublesome headache might not be a migraine or brought on by tension. It could be caused by sinus trouble, said doctors at Baylor College of Medicine. “Our sinuses are air-filled spaces in our ...

But now that it’s here, what can you do to get rid of it? Research shows the prevalence of tension-type headaches is about 27 ...

Hormone headaches tend to affect those who menstruate and are linked to hormonal fluctuations. NHS Inform recommends getting plenty of rest, taking painkillers like paracetamol or ibuprofen and ...

A REGULAR HEADACHE, LIKE A TENSION HEADACHE, IS USUALLY LESS SEVERE AND DOESN’T COME WITH ALL THOSE EXTRA SYMPTOMS. HOW CAN SOMEONE KNOW IF THEY’RE ABOUT TO GET A MIGRAINE? MIGRAINES CAN COME ...

Guidelines include 52 recommendations on evaluation, pharmacotherapy, invasive interventions, and nonpharmacologic interventions ...

Your head hurts. Maybe you were staring at your computer or phone too long. Or you skipped breakfast, didn’t sleep well, or got stressed fighting traffic. But now that it’s here, what can you do to ...

Participants completed questionnaires about headache and associated symptoms both in their lifetime and in the previous year. Of those with Parkinson’s disease, 41% reported tension-type ...

If you have ever had a migraine, you know how it can take over your day—throbbing pain, nausea, sensitivity to light, and ...

Tension headaches are the most common type experienced ... it’s crucial to recognise when a headache might be a symptom of something more serious. If you experience sudden, severe headaches ...

Mild symptoms occur in some persons at as low ... The highest correlation was noted for carbon dioxide tension and headache on the third day, when r equaled +0.75 (p less than 0.001) (Fig.