Migraines and Headaches Articles

High blood pressure typically does not cause headaches. However, a sudden or significant increase in blood pressure may sometimes trigger one.

Bad headaches? It’s always a good idea to see a doctor! They might perform some tests and use special rules to figure it out.

Trigeminal autonomic cephalgia is a type of headache occurring due to the fifth cranial nerve origin. Read below to know more.

Ice pick headaches are quick, severe headaches that last only a few seconds and produce an excruciating, stabbing pain. Read further to know more.

Did you know there is a tiny messenger in our body that has the power to turn on bad headaches? It's called CGRP. Read on to know more.

Coital cephalgia, or sex headaches, is a rare but distressing condition characterized by headaches during sexual activity.

Did you know migraines are not just for grown-ups? Kids and teens can get them, too! It is called a pediatric migraine. Let us find out more.

Headache is considered an early sign of hyperglycemia. Let us learn more about it in this article.

Botox can lessen the frequency of chronic migraine attacks by inhibiting the neurotransmitters that the brain uses to communicate pain signals.

Hemiplegic migraines can cause temporary paralysis, affecting daily functioning, and may increase the risk of stroke, although the overall risk is minimal.