We talked to real people who get migraines about the unexpected things that set them off—and what actually helps.

Dry eyes can sometimes cause headaches, likely because of eye strain or shared inflammatory and nerve pathways.

Dr. Avery Saporito, a neurologist and specializes in headache disorders at Baylor Scott & White, discusses treatment options for chronic headaches and severe migraines.

Screen use is a common migraine trigger, but I changed a few things on my smartphone to improve the situation.

When I was growing up in South Dakota, my mother of five, active children, me being the oldest, would suffer terribly from ...

Medically reviewed by Smita Patel, DO Many people with migraines experience sensory overload, often caused by things like ...

Signs and symptoms of migraine can vary depending on the type of migraine you have. They can also vary from person to person and from attack to attack. The two major categories of migraine are ...

Blue light may contribute to headaches, but it's likely that other factors, like eye strain from staring at a screen for too ...

The unpredictability of the condition — and triggers that often include stress, bright lights and alcohol — can make wedding ...

Physiotherapy can help with some types of headaches, alongside medical management. If you get frequent headaches or have a ...

Conversely, flashes manifesting as zigzag lines or shimmering patterns lasting 15-30 minutes, particularly when affecting both eyes simultaneously, more commonly represent ocular migraines ...

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Amneal Pharmaceuticals’ Brekiya (dihydroergotamine mesylate) injection ...