Tag: migraine headaches

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February 23, 2024/Brain & Nervous System

Does Caffeine Help Headaches?

It’s all about the amount — try to stick to 100 to 150 milligrams a day to reduce and prevent a pounding, throbbing head

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February 20, 2024/Brain & Nervous System

What To Know About Nasal Spray for Migraines

Among the options is a fast-acting medication that offers relief in as little as 15 minutes

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August 30, 2023/Brain & Nervous System

When Nothing Helps Your Chronic Migraines

Start by reevaluating your triggers and lifestyle factors, but also consider trying new medication

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Headaches During Pregnancy: What To Know

They usually subside after the first trimester, but stay hydrated and rested, too

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Does Caffeine Help Migraines?

A little can help, too much can hurt

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11 Migraine Remedies To Help Tackle Symptoms

Getting enough sleep, avoiding dietary triggers and reducing stress can provide relief

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Are Migraines Hereditary?

Your genes may offer some insight when learning about your migraine symptoms

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How Long Do Migraines Last?

Migraine length depends on your triggers, health history and whether they are chronic

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When Should I Go to the ER for a Migraine?

If you’re experiencing the worst headache of your life, it may be time for a trip to the hospital

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Heads Up: What Your Headache Location Means

Behind your eye, on one side of your face or as a band around your head — headaches are no fun

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