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Anatomy of a Cluster Headache
Cluster headaches are the most painful headache possible. The pain has been described as "boring", "tearing", or "burning." Analogies also are used, such as "a hot poker in the eye", or as if "the eye is being pushed out." Anyone who has ever had them, has no doubt what they are. It's no exaggeration to say that the pain and desperation of cluster headaches have actually led to suicides.
Pregnancy and Migraine Disease
Nearly 33 million Americans suffer from migraine, and the majority of those are women. It stands to reason that many women in their childbearing years will suffer from migraine disease. What does a pregnant mother-to-be do to treat her disease? by guest author Deborah Wirtel
A Day In the Life of a Migraineur
Guest author Deborah Wirtel takes us through Migraineur's typical day. Does this reflect your day or the day of someone you know?
Breastfeeding with Head Pain Disorders
New mothers who experience Migraine, tension headache, cluster headaches, and other head pain disorders are often reluctant to take a medication to prevent or abort their head pain because they are afraid the medication may pass from their breastmilk to the baby. What medications are safe when breastfeeding?...
Addiction versus Dependence: A Call for Public Education.
Pain creates a devastating situation for sufferers and those around them. Pain, especially chronic pain, is a debilitating, very dehumanizing condition. Albert Schweitzer said, "Pain is a more terrible lord than death itself." Unfortunately, the misinformation about narcotics that rules the U.S. is causing more and more people to be left in pain. Something must be done.
"Alice in Wonderland:" A Children’s Book or a Migraineur’s Diary? About Headaches and Migraine
Lewis Carroll wrote of truly bizarre events in his “Alice in Wonderland” books. Alice goes through all kinds of metamorphic change: gets larger or smaller, experiences double vision and hallucinations of smiling cats. Lewis had quite the imagination. Or WAS it imagination? Researchers suggest Carroll was actually a Migraineur, and Alice’s manifestations were representative of his Migraine auras.

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