Women of reproductive age often juggle multiple ... before menopause can trigger or worsen migraine headaches. Other causes of migraine (in people of all sexes) include environmental ...

Headaches are never fun, but for a billion people worldwide, they're more than an occasional annoyance. About 14 to 15% of ...

There are several reasons this might happen ... the weather is different, your migraines may change too. Age is another factor that might bring about a shift. Women going through hormonal ups ...

Many of us use the term ‘migraine’ to legitimise our headaches – and one neurologist thinks we’re right to do so, writes Amy Beecham. We and our 30 partners store and access personal data ...

The researchers recommend regular oral hygiene appointments and dental health checks, in addition to twice daily teeth ...

“It may also cause side effects like photosensitivity, hallucinations and agitation, all of which are already common among people with migraines,” she emphasizes. For these reasons, she says ...

A new study suggests poor oral hygiene could lead to head and body aches — especially in women. The findings could be especially important to fibromyalgia research.

Symptoms are temporary, and ocular migraine is typically not considered a serious condition. The exact causes of ocular migraine are unknown. One theory is that a narrowing of arteries causes a ...

Poor oral health is significantly linked to increased migraine, abdominal, and musculoskeletal pain in women, particularly ...

No, it does not seem that psilocybin causes migraine. However, it may trigger headaches in susceptible individuals. Researchers noted this effect while evaluating the psychological effects of high ...

A total of 12.2% of the cohort was diagnosed as having migraine (17.0% of the women and 5.7% of the men), with 4.5% having migraine with aura (10.3% of the women and 4.2% of the men). Women with ...