Heads UP – Episode 7: Low Pressure Headache
By: Lindsay Weitzel, PhD Could your chronic migraines or chronic headaches actually be low pressure headaches? Low pressure headaches are the topic of this week’s episode of Heads UP: the Weekly Podcast of the National Headache Foundation. Low pressure (sometimes called low volume) headaches are…
28 March, 2019
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The Fasting Headache
Written by Seymour Diamond, M.D., Executive Chairman and Founder of the National Headache Foundation, Director Emeritus and Founder of the Diamond Headache Clinic in Chicago. Mary A. Franklin, Executive Director of the National Headache Foundation in Chicago, Illinois. As the Jewish high holidays approach, one…
13 September, 2018
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How to Get and Use Oxygen to Treat Your Cluster Headaches
Guest blog by Ashley S. Hattle. You can view this and other posts on her cluster headache blog. You know you have cluster headaches. It may have taken months or years, but you finally have an official diagnosis. Hopefully, your neurologist or headache specialist already…
10 April, 2018
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Tips on Avoiding Holiday Headache
Holidays are a time for family, friends, and happy memories. But those joyful moments can be associated with stress – from marathon shopping, preparing for celebrations, and traveling. Stress and other stimuli may trigger or increase your headache attacks. The National Headache Foundation recommends the…
16 December, 2014
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Cluster Headache
Cluster headache refers to the characteristic grouping or clustering of attacks. Cluster headaches may also be known as histamine headache, red migraine, Horton’s headache, and cephalalgia or sphenopalatine neuralgia. The headache periods can last several weeks or months, and then disappear completely for months or…
25 October, 2013
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Military Migraine Topic Sheet
More than 29.5 million Americans suffer from migraine, with women being affected three times more often than men. They are most commonly experienced between the ages of 15 and 55, and 70% to 80% of sufferers have a family history of migraine. Less than half…
22 November, 2010
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Exertion Headaches in Children: The Potential Downside of Exercise
Considering the growing obesity epidemic among America’s youth, exercise is typically considered to be a great thing – it increases blood flow, helps manage weight, boosts energy levels – the list goes on and on. However, for children suffering from exertion headaches, exercise can quickly…
30 September, 2009
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Prevention and Treatment for Hangover Headaches
According to the National Headache Foundation’s survey statistics, an overwhelming 92% of the population has experienced a hangover headache at some point in their lives. Beer, wine, and liquor are all made of ethanol, or a chemical more commonly known as alcohol. Alcohol has been…
26 June, 2009
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