How your doctor diagnoses your headache
Published June 22, 2009 | 
What do you think is the easiest illness to diagnose? If you think headaches because they are the most common known to man, you are wrong. It’s not because they are common, that they are all the same.
Not Another Headache
Published June 13, 2009 | Most of us would usually take aspirin to relieve headache but contrary to a popular belief, aspirin doesn’t cure all headaches. There are even possibilities that aspirin can masks symptoms that are otherwise important in diagnosing an underlying illness. Aspirin can also cause untoward side effects when there used over an extended period of time. Luckily, most headaches without other accompanying symptoms respond well to self-care.
Common Cluster Headache Triggers
Published May 10, 2009 | Science still understands very little about cluster headaches, but they have made some progress in identifying the most common cluster headache triggers. If you or a loved one suffers from these debilitating attacks, this article will help you to better understand what can trigger them, and how you can sometimes avoid doing something that will trigger a cluster attack.
Have You Ever Experienced The Pain Of A Cluster Headache?
Published April 22, 2009 | Cluster headache are arquably one of the most painful conditions known to man and their only saving grace is that they are fortunately fairly rare. For instance, although approximately one person out of every ten of the population suffers from migraine headaches, only about one person in three hundred will experience a cluster headache.
Cluster Headache Symptoms: The Minor Symptoms
Published October 24, 2008 | Cluster headache symptoms fall into two categories, major and minor. The really big one is the stabbing sensation in one eye, or one side of the face.