After the migraine stops, you’re supposed to get back to normal, right? Wrong. For many, brain fog and fatigue hold them back ...

A migraine drug called ubrogepant doesn't just reduce the severity of a migraine attack – it also dials down the non-headache symptoms in the prodrome: the hours leading up to the main event. That's ...

For the millions of Americans who suffer from migraines, distinguishing between a typical episode and one that requires medical intervention can be challenging. These neurological events involve far ...

Occasional headaches are common. You don’t always need to worry about a headache or see a neurologist. Anti-seizure medications: These medicines can affect how your nerves send pain signals. They may ...

Headaches often accompany fever because immune-triggered inflammation, viral infections, and sinus pressure activate pain ...

A SUNCT headache manifests in moderate-to-severe bursts of throbbing, burning, or piercing pain. The headaches affect one side of the head, as well as the eye and temple area on the same side. The ...

A meningitis headache is severe head pain caused by inflammation in the membranes (meninges) and fluids around the brain and spinal cord. It develops from a serious infection and requires emergency ...

Headaches are among the most common symptoms of a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak. They may develop due to nerve irritation in your meninges. Share on Pinterest Maskot/Getty Images CSF leaks usually ...

Approximately two-thirds of patients with migraines had vestibular symptoms, and one-sixth had symptoms that met criteria for vestibular migraines. Migraine disability, anxiety, depression, and sleep ...

Here's what you need to know about this season's H3N2 flu symptoms, treatment, when to go to the hospital and whether to get ...