Our understanding of migraine is starting to shift, overturning ideas of what's a symptom and what's a trigger, and which ...

Most headaches, including those at the top of the head (behind the forehead or beneath the scalp near the crown), resolve on their own. Still, some headaches are symptoms of underlying health problems ...

People with primary headache disorders like migraine often develop medication overuse headaches. These can cause migraine episodes to occur more frequently and become more severe. Instead of ...

We spoke to Dr. Emad Estemalik, director for headaches at Clinic Neurological Institute, about how the cold weather can ...

Headaches are among the most relatable of human complaints – and one of the most disruptive. Whether it’s a dull, lingering discomfort or a sudden, throbbing pain, a hurting head can derail a workday, ...

Headaches can be the result of medical, physical, emotional, or environmental factors. The right treatment will depend on their underlying cause. Factors that lead to headaches may be: Frequent or ...

It seems contradictory: the pills you’re taking for headaches might actually be perpetuating them. Medication-overuse headache is a well-documented medical phenomenon, but the good news is it’s often ...

For people with migraine, summer can be a double-edged sword. You may be able to relax more, sleep in, enjoy the sunshine, and spend time with family and friends. But other factors – such as glare, ...

You’ve been treating your recurring headaches as migraines for months or years, taking migraine medications and avoiding triggers that don’t seem to help. But many people who think they have migraines ...

Not only do women get more migraines than men, but a new study shows they also experience them for a longer duration.

If you are experiencing frequent headaches, it is high time you stop dismissing them and look for unusual symptoms.