Migraine Quiz

How Much Do You Know About Migraines?

Take our quick and easy quiz to test your knowledge of migraines.


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Today's Poll
What type of medication do you use to manage migraines?

Triptan drugs.
Antidepressants.
Antiseizure medications.
Antihistamines and anti-allergy drugs.
Acetaminophen.
Aspirin.
Acetaminophen with codeine.
Other.
None of the above.

Migraines & Headaches

Migraine headaches, cluster headaches, and tension headaches are the most common types of recurring headaches. Women are three times more likely to suffer from migraines, which can also cause light-sensitivity and nausea. Men are more likely to have cluster headaches, which come on suddenly and feel like being poked in the eye with a hot stick. Tension headaches feel more like a constant, dull pressure. Find out what may trigger your headaches, and learn how to ease the pain.

Understanding Migraines

What causes headaches? What's the difference between a migraine and other types of headaches? What are the latest migraine treatments? Watch our video to find out.

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Although migraines aren't directly caused by diet, some experts believe that magnesium may help to reduce the frequency of attacks. These recipes all feature magnesium-rich ingredients, such as fish, black beans, broccoli, and dark leafy greens.

Today's Health Tip
Migraines & Headaches
If you suffer from neck pain, certain exercises can help provide relief. Try this one: Lie facedown with your arms beside your body. Lift your head and shoulders straight up from the floor as high as you can without pain. Keep your torso and hips pressed to the floor. Repeat six to 10 times.
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