What is a Migraine

Over 23 million people are affected by migraines, with roughly 75 percent of them being women. How do you know if you are suffering from a migraine and not a simple headache? What are the different types of migraines?
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Human Atlas: Migraines
Watch our video or slide show presentation on migraines by using our Interactive Human Body Atlas. This educational tool provide an in-depth multimedia demonstration of the condition.
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Causes & Symptoms
Serotonin release, resulting in a migraine, can be triggered by a number of factors. These factors can be stress-related, food-related, or sensory-related. Additionally, migraines can be medication-related or hormone-related. Learn more about the causes and symptoms.
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Treatment Options
Treatment of migraines is directed at preventing attacks (prophylactic or preventive therapy) and alleviating them when they occur (abortive therapy).
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Questions to Ask your Doctor
What type of migraine is it? Is this a symptom of another condition(s)? What can be done to prevent a reoccurrence and more.
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