Cluster Headache
Cluster headache refers to the characteristic grouping or clustering of attacks. Cluster headaches may also be known as histamine headache,…
Cluster Headache
Cluster headache is a rare but extremely painful type of headache that affects about 0.1% of the population. Known for being one of the most excruciating forms of pain, cluster headache can significantly impact the quality of life.
Comorbidities and Migraine
Migraine is a complex neurological disorder which overlaps many other conditions including sleep disorders, depression, anxiety, cardiovascular disease and cerebrovascular…
Complementary and Alternative Therapies for Headaches
Dr. Mauskop is a licensed acupuncturist and author of The Headache Alternative: A Neurologist’s Guide to Drug-Free Relief, a book…
Depression and Headache
Nowhere are the limitations of current psychiatric diagnostic schemas more apparent than at the interface of Major Depressive Disorder and…
Diet and Migraine: Is there a role?
Combining diet and lifestyle changes can often make a huge impact in control of migraine headaches. The traditional approach was…
Disability Benefits
Do you know your rights as a person with migraine, cluster, or another debilitating headache condition regarding the Americans with…
Driven by Pain and Finding a New Purpose
Kayla’s journey with cluster headache and intractable chronic migraine began after being struck by a motorcycle. The head pain came soon after and were the first of many attacks that she would wake up to every morning for the next three years of her life.
Emergency Preparedness
Return to Homepage High School vs College Accommodations Managing the Transition Accessing accommodations Tips for Commuters Emergency Preparedness Finding local…
Fibromyalgia
This guide explores what fibromyalgia is, its relationship with migraine, and how to manage these conditions effectively.
Fibromyalgia and Headache
Dawn Marcus graduated from the State University of New York at Syracuse medical school in 1986. She completed a neurology…
Fighting the Same Pain for 40 Years
For decades, Charlene’s life has unfolded in two worlds: the one she tries to live in and the one her chronic migraine pulls her into without warning with intense pain and aching loss.