(BPT) - We’re all familiar with headaches, but for many of us it may be difficult to identify different headache types and the best way to treat them. Here are five common headache types and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In our experience, every headache is an unpleasant one. But why is it that some feel like a different pain than others? Should we ...

Most of us know the throbbing, pounding pain of the occasional headache — and for some people, those "OMG, this hurts" moments come often enough, and intensely enough, to knock them off the path of ...

Did you know there are different types of headaches? Regardless of which kind — from mildly irritating to downright debilitating — headaches are absolutely no fun. Some of these headaches can be ...

If you get a headache 15 or more days each month, you most likely have a chronic headache. Migraines and other types of headaches can become chronic if you take painkillers regularly. A doctor can ...

Often, headaches are a sign that the body is under some kind of stress. That stress triggers chemical and physical changes to the nerves and blood vessels around your brain, head and neck that can ...

Headaches, including tension-type, migraine, and posttraumatic headache, are robustly associated with both attempted and completed suicide, results of a large study suggest. The risk for suicide ...

Migraines are often confused with other types of headaches. And with more than 200 different headache types recognized by the International Classification of Headache Disorders, it’s easy to ...

I’m going to take a wild guess and say that almost everyone reading this has had a headache at some point. (If you haven’t, please know that I, and all headache sufferers, are eternally jealous). That ...

Holly has a degree in Medical Biochemistry from the University of Leicester. Her scientific interests include genomics, personalized medicine, and bioethics.View full profile Holly has a degree in ...

In our experience, every headache is an unpleasant one. But why is it that some feel like a different pain than others? Should we be treating each headache differently? We checked in with Dr. Ian ...