Migraines can be a debilitating and ongoing medical condition for many. Among the various treatment options available, is acupuncture worth considering?
The cocoa in chocolate may help relieve headaches, but some of the other ingredients, including tyramine and beta-phenylethylamine, can trigger migraines.
While there's much to learn about migraines, researchers know enough to know whether or not they are genetic. Does a family history make you more susceptible?
Getting a flu shot is one of the best ways to protect yourself against influenza, but what does it mean if you get your flu shot and then get a headache?
Migraines can be triggered by a number of factors, including your diet. Read on to learn which foods to eat, and which to avoid, if you suffer from migraines.
American reality television star, Khloé Kardashian, recently vented on Twitter about her ongoing struggle with migraines. Here's how she manages the pain.
If you experience headaches often, you should keep track of when they occur, how painful they are, how long they last, and what you were doing prior to onset.
The summer season has many of us spending lots of time swimming, which may be accompanied by an increase in head pain. What's actually causing these headaches?
You may want to think twice before you "stop and smell the roses," specifically the kind found in perfumes if you've become prone to smell-induced headaches.
For some people, seasonal changes — or major shifts in weather — also come with headaches. In some these become full-blown migraines. What causes this?
It's common for people to get headaches every once in a while. However, headaches that occur daily are not normal and may be caused by a variety of issues.
Sinus headaches are caused by pressure in the sinus passages around your eyes, cheeks, and forehead, and are often a symptom of a sinus infection, or sinusitis.
Springtime brings seasonal allergies — and with it, a runny nose, sneezing, and pressure behind your eyes. But can allergies cause you to get a headache?
Doctors have found a few menu staples that should help just about everyone beat the aftereffects of migraines, from hydrating fruits to ginger and peppermint.
Anything that interrupts your sleep can be annoying, especially if it's painful. Getting a headache at the same time every night could have a few causes.