Rebound headaches; stopping the cycle of pain

Article Abstract:

Rebound headaches is caused by adapting pain relievers regularly as it is consisted of caffeine, aspirin and medications developed for migraines can also leads to rebound headaches. It can be cured by breaking dependence on pain medications with doctor's treatment and a short stay at hospital.

United States, Disease/Disorder overview

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Food triggers of migraines; diet may play a role

Article Abstract:

Diet may play a role in migraine headaches, which afflict more than 23 million Americans. Foods associated with migraines include alcohol, aged cheese, caffeine and chocolate. Keeping a migraine diary is the best way to determine if a food or another factor is triggering the headaches.

Health aspects, Nutrition

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Headache: new way of looking at pain is leading to better control of this universal affliction

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that the trigeminal nerve system and the nerve chemical serotonin play a major role in tension, migraine and cluster headaches. Factors that trigger headaches include stress and diet. Managing pain through medication and other measures is discussed.

Cluster headache, Serotonin, Trigeminal nerve

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