-from Suzanne Simons, NHF Executive Director
The term "headache" is often overused. "Headache" means different things to different people. Some sufferers say they have a "sick" headache or a "stress" headache, but regardless of what you call it, determining what type of head pain disorder you have is the first step to finding appropriate treatment.
In a recent online survey by the National Headache Foundation (NHF), 73% of headache sufferers reported experiencing more than one type of...
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