WHAT IS A MIGRAINE?
WHAT IS A MIGRAINE? Migraine is a neurological disorder, characterized by intense or severe pain and headache lasting at least four hours to several days. Migraine is often accompanied with other symptoms in addition to head pain; it tends to worsen by and interfere with physical activity. Migraine headaches will typically affect only one side of the head. However, it is possible to affect both sides of the head (1). Symptoms associated with a migraine headache include but not limited to: 1. Nausea 2. Pain behind one eye or ear 3. Pain in the temples 4. Seeing spots or flashing lights 5. Sensitivity to light and sound 6. Temporary vision loss 7. vomiting Migraine pain can be moderate to severe. Some people experience migraines so severe they seek medical care at an emergency room. Other differences include the pain’s quality: A migraine headache will cause intense pain that may be throbbing and will make performing daily tasks very difficult. According to Statistic Can...