by Brittany Macleod | Mar 7, 2020 | Other Headache Conditions
What are Positional Headaches?Also known as orthostatic or postural headaches, positional headaches occur when a sudden change in positioning such as quickly sitting or standing happens and is relieved by lying down for 20-30 minutes. They can last for anywhere...
by Brittany Macleod | Jan 25, 2020 | Migraine
Did you know that about 60% of females report their menstrual cycle as a trigger to experiencing headaches or migraines? What is a menstrual migraine? Menstrual migraines are a specific type of migraine, of which the timing correlates closely with the timing of the...
by Brittany Macleod | Nov 9, 2019 | Other Headache Conditions
Headaches developing after exercise may be caused by a number of different factors or an underlying condition. What causes headaches after exercise? Exertion A primary exertion headache is one which is caused solely from exercise or over exerting and has no underlying...
by Bertrand Doeuk | Nov 17, 2018 | Headache & Migraine Facts, Headache and Migraine Relief, Migraine, The Cause, The Disability, The Triggers
Headache and migraine attacks are debilitating and can cause severe reductions in quality of life, even at work. Some headache and migraine sufferers may find that their condition is looked down upon at work because their colleagues or employers may think that their...
by Bertrand Doeuk | Oct 27, 2018 | Headache & Migraine Facts, Migraine
Abdominal migraine usually starts in childhood, though it may occur in adults, commonly with a family history of migraine. What is it? Abdominal migraine usually occurs in children. It is episodic abdominal pain (lasting >1 hour) that occurs with migraine features,...
