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Ask most people with migraine headaches where the pain starts, and a surprising number will point not to their temple, but to their neck. In fact, studies have found neck pain accompanies migraine attacks in the large majority of patients, often before the...

A concussion is supposed to heal in days or weeks. For a significant number of people, the headaches that follow don't. Post-traumatic headaches are one of the most common and most persistent effects of a concussion, and for many patients it takes on the exact...

For many people, the throbbing pain of a migraine headache is only half the story. Nausea, vomiting, and stomach upset are among the most common migraine symptoms, so common that they're part of the official diagnostic criteria, yet they're often the most...

Grief is one of the most physically demanding experiences a body can go through, and for people living with migraine headaches, that toll often shows up as more frequent, more intense headache days. Losing a loved one, a relationship, a job, or even a sense of...

Can what’s on your plate really influence your migraine headaches? One interesting area involves the methylation pathway, your body’s system for recycling a compound called homocysteine. When this system underperforms, as it appears to in a significant portion of...

Migraine is a neurological condition. During an attack, nerves around the head and face become more sensitive, and the brain processes pain signals differently. Many people notice warning signs, such as changes in mood, light sensitivity or neck tension, before...