Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension (IIH) is also called pseudotumor cerebri, which means "false brain tumor" because its symptoms mimic those of brain tumors.
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Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension (IIH) - The Basics
Conditions Related to Migraine
Migraines and headaches often have company...
Cardiovascular Issues
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TIAs: Get a Second Chance at Life
Don't take chances. If you have symptoms of a TIA, get to the hospital immediately. -
Migraine and TIA: Understanding TIAMigraine can present symptoms that are the same as symptoms of TIA and stroke. We need to know about TIA and when to seek medical care. -
More Evidence Links Migraine and Stroke RiskAnalysis of 21 previous studies adds more data linking Migraines and ischemic stroke. -
Can Migraines Kill?People have asked if Migraines can kill. Well, can they? -
Migraine and Cardiovascular Disease Risks - Dangerous?A new study adds to evidence regarding Migraine and risks of cardiovascular disease. A journal editorial asks, "Is Migraine a dangerous disease?" -
Stroke - The BasicsMigraine disease can increase risk of strokes, sometimes called "brain attacks," Let's take a look at the basics of what strokes are and how to prevent them. -
Gene Linked To Migraine and Increased Stroke RiskA gene has been identified that may reduce the risk of Migraine with aura, but increase the risk of stroke for women who have Migraine with aura. -
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Migraine and Stroke RiskStudies show that individuals with Migraine, particularly Migraine with Aura, are at greater risk for stroke. Teri Robert discusses what these studies mean, and how this risk can be reduced -
Migraine with Aura Linked To Cardiovascular Disease in WomenLearn about a recent study showing that women suffering from Migraine with Aura have an increased risk for cardiovascular disease. -
Migraine Disease Linked to Cardiovascular Disease in MenA recent study examines how individuals with Migraine disease have been shown to have a greater risk of cardiovascular disease. -
PFO and Migraine - "Hole in the Heart" and Migraine?Trials are underway to determine the impact of PFO, a small hole between the chambers of the heart, on triggering Migraines. -
PFO and Migraine - What the UK MIST Trial ShowedResults of the UK MIST Trial, PFO closure for Migraine prevention.
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PFO and Migraine - July 2010 UpdateWhat's the current thinking on PFO and Migraine? See what Dr. David Dodick had to say...
Other Related Conditions
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Concussion - The BasicsConcussion is a type of traumatic brain injury caused by a bump, blow, or jot to the head. Although usually not considered life-threatening, the effects can be quite serious. -
Migraine and Cyclic Vomiting SyndromeA syndrome related to Migraine, cyclic vomiting syndrome can be described as incidents of extreme nausea and vomiting that continue for hours or even days.
Mental Health and Wellness
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Migraines and World Mental Health Day 2010World Mental Health Day 2010 emphasizes "The Need for Continued and Integrated Care." This is a perfect time to take a look at any mental health conditions that we may have in addition to our Migraines and headaches. -
Migraine and Depression May Be Linked GeneticallyNew research indicates a genetic link between Migraine, particularly Migraine with Aura, and depression. -
Anxiety Disorders Associated with Migraine DiseaseStudies show anxiety disorders to be associate with Migraine disease and suggest that Migraine disorders should be considered an important public health problem in the community. -
Migraine Disease and Bipolar Disorder, a LinkStudies have shown a higher incidence of Migraine among people with bipolar disorder. -
Posttraumatic Stress Disorde (PTSD) - The Basics.PTSD can happen to anyone, not just soldiers. Learn more about this and other basics of PTSD. -
PTSD More Common Among Migraine SufferersResearch shows that PTSD is more common among those with Migraines and chronic daily headache than in the general population. -
Scan May Be New Diagnostic Tool for PTSDScientists is Minnesota think they have found a PTSD "fingerprint" that will confirm the diagnosis of PTSD by measuring electromagnetic fields in the brain.
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