Pulsating pain, sensitivity to light and sound, flashing auras. Why does your body react so extremely during a migraine?
If it’s too late to prevent a migraine, these tips can help you ease the pain until the headache passes.
About 1 in 3 people with migraines have the type with aura, at least sometimes. Here’s how to recognize aura and what it means for your health.
You can work to limit your migraine attacks, but they can still happen. Find out what you can do to ease your pain.
With migraines, the key to prevention isn’t what you do – it’s what you don’t do. Know the common triggers and how to steer clear of them.
Episodic migraines -- painful, frequent headaches that can last for hours -- aren’t something you can manage alone. These are the people who can help.
Learn which drugs may ease your pain ASAP when a migraine hits.
Herb is the word. Learn which ones might help with your migraine symptoms. Find out if it’s true and what you should know before you try.
Communication and support are key when working with your boss and co-workers to prepare for and recover from a migraine.
Migraines that go along with your menstrual cycle are common, but you don’t have to live with them. Learn why they happen and what you can do about them.
As if your period wasn’t enough, you can get debilitating headaches, too. Wage war to not only treat the pain, but prevent it as well.
If your first treatments for migraine headache pain aren’t effective, what are your options? Learn what medications and self-care methods may help.
Books have allowed Janet Geddis to explore new worlds and ideas, and she refuses to let migraine attacks become the storyline of her life.
Things like yawning too much and food cravings can actually be clues that a migraine is around the bend. What are your early signs?
When you know what triggers your migraines, you’re better able to avoid them. Learn the common triggers and take charge of your migraine.
You don’t have to suffer through symptoms. Try these treatment options and relaxation techniques next time a migraine hits.
Some pregnant women get fewer migraines, some get them worse, and others get them for the first time. Here’s how to soothe the pain.
Weather, foods and drinks, and stress are just some of the things that can set off migraines. Learn your own migraine triggers and how to manage them.
Fluctuating hormones can trigger a migraine, so it’s best to work with your doctor and have an action plan to ease symptoms.
Migraines can strike anytime, but if you’re prepared, you can keep pain at bay. Here’s what to keep on hand so you’re ready before the first twinge.
Keep migraine symptoms to a minimum with muscle relaxation, temperature therapy, and other self-care techniques.
Sticking to a routine can help ward off migraines or make them less frequent or painful. Here’s how to make a disruption-proof routine and feel better.
Medication isn’t your only weapon against migraines. Ease the pain – or stop it before it starts – with these easy, drug-free strategies.
A migraine diagnosis is a key part of your treatment plan. Here’s what to do if your doctor isn’t taking your pain seriously.
Get the most out of your appointment with these tips. Get the most out of your appointment with these tips.
Treatment can help you manage your migraine pain. Here’s what to tell your doctor about your headaches.
What kind of options are out there to treat and limit the effect of migraine on your life? Learn how to help yourself.
