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Patient Interview: Different Headache Types Have to be Treated Separately
Some headache patients suffer from different forms of headaches. Each type of headache has different symptoms and should be treated in different ways. In this patient interview, Vincent Martin, MD, President of the National Headache Foundation and Director of the Headache and Facial Pain Center…
06 February, 2017
Reader's Mail: Daily Headache May Be Migraine Variant
Q. I feel like every afternoon around the same time I experience a burning sensation that begins at the right side of my forehead and crosses to the left side. It surrounds my eyebrows and eyelids. It’s not dissimilar from the sensation of sunburn, but the…
15 February, 2014
Reader's Mail: Sinus Surgery
Q. What do you think about sinus surgery to stop the source of headaches? I underwent the surgery to stop daily headaches and was headache-free for only about six months. A. The role of sinus surgery is controversial. Most headache physicians do not believe there is a…
15 October, 2012
Travel on Airplanes Brings Painful Headaches
Researchers from two hospitals in Italy have been studying what they call “airplane headache” (AH) and recommend that the disorder be included in the next update to the International Headache Society classification. Such a move, the authors say, would bring more studies and better understanding…
15 June, 2012
Reader's Mail: New Headache May Be Related to Caffeine
Q: I have been having a mild-to-moderate throbbing pain above my ear that comes and goes. My eye bothers me, too. Two ibuprofens seem to lessen the throbbing. I do drink a lot of coffee with caffeine and am not sure if that’s a factor….
05 August, 2010
Distinguishing Sinus Headache from Migraine
Although a 2008 NHF web survey determined that 23% of respondents claim to suffer from sinus headache, research concludes that that “stuffy nose and dull head pain” should may actually be migraine or another form of vascular headache. A large majority of sinus headache sufferers…
25 August, 2009
Ask the Expert: Sinus Headaches or Migraines?
This is part of our Case Studies in Headache Series which can be found in the National Headache Foundation’s newsletter, the NHF Head Lines. By Philip Bain, M.D. Wilkinson Medical Clinic Hartland, Wisconsin THE CASE C.B. is a 45-year-old female who presented to her new…
23 December, 2008
The Complete Headache Chart
Allergy Headaches Symptoms: Generalized headache; nasal congestion; watery eyes Precipitating Factors: Seasonal allergens, such as pollen, molds. Allergies to food are not usually a factor. Treatment: Antihistamine medication; topical, nasal cortisone related sprays; or desensitization injections Prevention: None Learn more about the relationship between allergies…
11 December, 2008
