Jaime, who lives with migraines, pens a heartwarming letter to fellow migraine patients, reminding them of their strength and determination.

Occipital neuralgia is a primary headache disorder presenting symptoms that are sometimes confused with migraine.

Here’s a term that can help you make sense of migraine research.

How many acute treatments are too many when treating chronic Migraine?

Do you fear that having Migraine disease may put you at risk for more serious illnesses? Here are the facts.

Hemiplegic Migraine attacks can result in brain atrophy, but effective treatment exists to prevent this from happening.

The cause of a cervicogenic headache is a neck disorder or lesion. Although this type of headache is not a form of Migraine, it can trigger a Migraine attack.

Hypnic headaches, also called “alarm clock headaches,” wake you up in the middle of the night and can last up to four hours.

Question Asked by Barb Waking With Headaches? I get a headache on the left side almost every morning right after I wake up. Sometimes it goes away in a few hours, sometimes not for 12 hours. Answer Barb, Waking with or getting a headache or Migraine ...

Question Asked by cdub Headache Worse After Botox? I had my first round of botox (100 units) last October for chronic tension-type headache (from a headache specialist here in Canada). I did some research beforehand and so I knew that botox wasn’t fo...