There are many different kinds of Migraines, headaches, and other head pain disorders. Learn the basics of each type, and how they are commonly treated.
Here it is, another day and another day with head pain. What to do... Migraine abortives... pain medication? sleep? relaxation exercises? It all depends on what kind of head pain you have.
Alice In Wonderland Syndrome is a rare form of Migraine aura that causes a distortion of body image and perspective, which Migraineurs know is not real.
Migraine with Aura, formerly called "classic migraine" is a genetic neurological disease marked by severe headaches as well as visual, sensory and speech symptoms.
Migraine without aura, formerly called "common migraine," is a neurological disease often characterized by headaches that occur on one side in the head and are pulsating or throbbing.
Although many individuals are diagnosed with optical, ocular, and opthalmic Migraine, these are not standard diagnoses. Discover the true, working diagnoses.
Retinal Migraine is marked by a variety of monocular (in one eye) visual disturbances, including, twinkling lights, decreased vision, or even temporary blindness.
A Migraine attack lasting longer than 72 hours is often indicative of "status Migrainous" a condition requiring immediate medical attention due to an increased risk of stroke.
Transformed Migraine is marked by increasingly frequent Migraine attacks, eventually becoming daily less severe headaches punctuated by debilitating Migraine attacks.
Learn more about the signs, symptoms, and treatment of cluster headaches, extremely severe headaches that have been described as "a hot poker in the eye."
Learn more about Hemicrania Continua, a primary headache disorder that shares symptoms with Migraine disease, chronic daily headache, and cluster headache.
More than 78% of the world population experiences tension-type headache. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of tension-type headache, or TTH.