Doctor Punam Krishan has explained why people may be getting more headaches. The TV doctor, who is a regular guest on BBC ...

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If you’re living with the neurological condition migraine, the transition to menopause known as perimenopause could be a rough ride. During perimenopause, which typically begins in your mid ...

Migraines are more than just headaches. They’re intense, often debilitating episodes that disrupt daily life. While modern medicine offers quick fixes, Ayurveda provides natural, long-term ...

Hyderabad: Women face multiple health challenges, which intensify during the summer season. Migraine, a neurological disorder affecting predominantly female patients, shows concerning seasonal ...

Migraine sufferers usually try everything to prevent headaches from coming on, whether it's prescription medications or old wives' tales. But now, a neurologist has taken to TikTok with a promised ...

Now, new research from the University of Sydney suggests that specific species could be triggering migraines. In the study, more than 150 women under age 75 filled out a questionnaire about ...

American Indians were less likely than white individuals to receive migraine diagnosis or treatment.Age, knowledge of English and location were mitigating factors in this patient population.

If so, these could be due to a condition called ophthalmic migraine, also known as a retinal migraine. Interestingly, ophthalmic migraine is a type of migraine that causes temporary visual symptoms.

Pain in, around, or behind one eye is a very common migraine symptom. Some people may have pain in or around both eyes. Eye pain during migraine is generally caused when something triggers a ...

Thin retina, elevated risk The study shows that higher genetic susceptibility to schizophrenia is indeed associated with thinner retinas. However, the effects are small and can only be reliably ...

A new retinal stimulation technique called Oz enabled volunteers to see colours that lie beyond the natural range of human vision. Developed by researchers at UC Berkeley, Oz works by stimulating ...