An estimated 39 million Americans live with migraines, and excessively hot weather can trigger symptoms and attacks, ...

Dr. Emad Estemalik, a neurologist with the Cleveland Clinic, said changes in temperature can induce migraines.

You're not imagining, says this headache expert—the skies and temperature play major roles. Follow his tips for reducing the ...

Migraines can strike at any age — even without a history. Often misunderstood, they’re a serious neurological disorder, not ...

Migraine episodes can be minimized by recognizing and avoiding personal triggers like loud noises, bright lights, certain foods, and stress. Keeping a headache diary can help in identifying your ...

Changes in weather, such as sudden changes in temperature, extreme weather, and rain, can trigger migraines, and it is important to identify and eliminate any triggers, including diet and lack of ...

Doctors say that very hot or cold weather, sudden rain and storms can lead to migraines. They recommend finding out what ...

Migraine can be intense and painful, but these six exercises can help manage migraine naturally at home, without relying ...

Summer is often a more relaxed time, but for some people, it can bring headaches triggered by extreme heat, dehydration, and ...

Don't dismiss persistent headaches or numbness as mere stress; they could signal underlying neurological issues. Recognizing ...

Claire Szymanski woke one morning with what she thought was a "shocking" headache and four years on the pain has not stopped.