Have you ever been in pain? Chances are you’re wincing as you answer that question. Pain is the most common symptom of all medical conditions. Therefore, pain relief is not only essential for recovery but also key for keeping you … Read More
Migraines may be genetic, according to a new scientific breakthrough. According to news reports, scientists from Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston say they’ve uncovered a trio of genes tied to migraines, including one that is exclusively linked to women. They … Read More
Do you often experience throbbing headaches that seem to be centered on your nasal passages? Don’t be quick to dismiss it as a sinus headache, though, it may be time to consider a second diagnosis — and a new treatment … Read More
Migraine headaches may be linked to double-jointedness. It’s true, so if you have the ability to touch your toes or can tuck your feet behind your head you might want to invest in some aspirin. A recent study shows that … Read More
New research suggests that women over 45 who experience migraines with aura are nearly twice as likely to have a stroke. Migraines with aura are headaches that are preceded by visual impairments such as blind spots and blurred vision. Of the … Read More
If you’re a migraine sufferer that is asked by a doctor to remember what makes your head hurt, then consider this: For thousands of you, remembering the pain may be the key to effectively treating it. To date, most research … Read More
Though it’s often an easy fix to reach for an over-the-counter medication for a tension headache, alternative treatments may have better long-term results. Biofeedback and stress management are two common ways to treat migraines and tension-type headaches. A study published … Read More
Did you know that you are likely to get migraines more often if you overuse pain medications? It seems certain medications can contribute to the change of sporadic migraines into chronic migraines. According to a study published in the journal Headache, … Read More
