Some 29.5 million Americans suffer from migraines — extreme headaches often characterized by nausea and increased sensitivity to light and sound. Migraines are the second leading cause of disability ...

Biofeedback: Sounds like science fiction? It's actually good medicine. Biofeedback is helping many gain control over common health problems like migraines, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, ...

Therapeutic exercise, relaxation techniques, acupuncture, biofeedback, or certain supplements may help reduce or ease migraine symptoms. Migraine is a chronic neurological condition that can cause ...

If you experience migraine, you may also be familiar with depression or anxiety, as the three conditions tend to feed off one another. Indeed, people with migraine are at least two to four times more ...

I believe that everyone has the right to feel healthy and energetic. Stress often interferes with this; it doesn't have to be that way. A warm, professional approach and a variety of bio-behavioral ...

There are no pills or medications involved. John Kinsella is trying biofeedback to fight the headaches he's had for 25 years, and he was surprised it worked. "I thought maybe it was a fluke I don't ...

Treating migraine early during the first two hours of the attack can improve outcomes. A number of migraine patients develop allodynia, in which usually nonpainful sensory stimuli such as wearing a ...

Migraine headaches currently affect more than one billion people across the globe and are the second-leading cause of disability worldwide. Nearly one-quarter of U.S. households have at least one ...

WhatAreMigraines.com launches as a neurologist-authored platform providing science-backed education on migraine treatments including CGRP inhibitors and Botox, addressing a critical gap in accessible, ...

Migraines are more than headaches; they are a debilitating neurological condition that affects millions worldwide. Migraines are characterized by throbbing pain, often on one side of the head, which ...

SEATTLE -- A new study of migraine headaches suggests behavioral therapy "not medication -- may be the most effective weapon against migraine pain for teen-agers. Researchers with the Ohio University ...