Migraine is many things, but one thing it’s not is “just a headache.” “Migraine” comes from the Greek word “hemicrania,” referring to the common experience of migraine being predominantly one-sided. Some people experience an “aura” preceding the headache phase—usually a visual or sensory experience that evolves over five to 60 minutes. Auras can also involve other domains such as language, smell and limb function. Migraine is a disease with a huge personal and societal impact. Most people cannot function at their usual level during a migraine, and anticipation of the next attack can affect productivity, relationships and a person’s mental Read More
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