Southern Pain & Spine: Newnan

A migraine is a type of headache. However, headaches and migraines are different and may require different approaches for pain management. Headaches include any pain condition that affects the head. Tension headaches are the most common type of headache and cause mild to moderate pain. Cluster headaches cause severe stabbing pain behind one eye. The pain occurs in clusters, coming and going over days, weeks, or months. Migraines cause head pain. However, these types of headaches also have other symptoms, such as sensitivity to light or nausea. Migraines may also cause symptoms before and after the head pain.

There are many potential causes of chronic abdominal pain, including (but not limited to): Musculoskeletal problems like neck strain or injury Stress or anxiety Hormone changes Certain smells or odors Bright lights Loud noises Changes in sleep patterns Skipping meals or fasting Alcohol use Caffeine withdrawal Migraines, on the other hand, are thought to be caused by changes in the brainstem and its interaction with pain pathways. These changes can be triggered by: Hormonal changes Stress Certain foods or drinks Changes in sleep patterns Bright lights Strong smells Weather changes