Migraine is a medical condition defined by serious pain
experienced on one, and occasionally both, sides of the head.
The pain is generally in the front, around the temples, or
behind one eye or ear. As well having pain, people with a
migraine headache may have sickness and vomiting, and be very
delicate to light and sound. It’s the 2nd most common headache
syndrome in the U.S. (behind stress headaches). It’s calculable
that nearly twenty-eight million Americans have this case of
headache and 157 million workdays annually are lost due to the
headaches’ rigor. Nearly half of all the calculated migraine
sufferers are either undiagnosed or untreated. Although both men
and women can have these headaches, about 3 out of every 4
people who have them are women. Most frequently, they affect
people between the ages of fifteen and fifty-five. They
frequently improve as the person ages. Even so, at this time,
there’s no cure. There are actually many different types of
migraines. The two most average types are migraine w