A migraine is a type of headache that recurs (keeps coming ... paying particular attention to the neurological exam. They may ask you to keep a headache diary to help figure out what triggers your ...

Outcome variables used were MHD, monthly migraine days (MMDs) and monthly acute medication days (MAMDs). These data were collected through patients’ prospective headache diaries, either in paper or ...

Although tension-type headache and migraine are the two most common types of headache in children and adolescents, most articles address migraine headache. The distinction of tension-type headache ...

Frequent headache (≥1 day per month), migraine, tension-type headache, chronic headache (headache >14 days per month) and medication-overuse headache (chronic headache + acute headache medication ≥10 ...

Women going through hormonal ups and downs caused by pregnancy and menopause can see a change in their migraines too. Try keeping a headache diary. Include when you get it, how long it lasts ...

Loud noises, flashing lights, and sensory stimulation are common triggers for migraine headaches. It is advisable to avoid these. Keep a migraine diary to track potential triggers and make lifestyle ...

15/35 (44%) had a head MRI, which was normal in all. Only 5/35 (14%) patients were recommended a headache diary. 3/8 (38%) with migraine and one patient whose headache was not classified were given ...

Any migraine headache during at least 30 min was defined as a migraine headache day. The variables were collected from the diaries and defined at the end of the baseline period, and at the first ...

He advises his patients to keep a headache diary to track when their migraine attacks happen and identify the possible triggers. "That's how we figure out what triggers it," Cohen says.