Migraines Headaches Videos

Returning to a life full of activities and travel gave Alicia Wolf anxiety. She worried about getting back on a plane and having a migraine.

The Dizzy Cook shares her favorite citrusy mocktail recipe, which helps her with nausea and vomiting.

A walk to the mailbox could trigger a migraine for Alicia Wolf, but she ultimately knew exercise would help, too.

This full-time nursing student finds ways to stay calm while working night shifts. Afterall, stress and lack of sleep are common migraine triggers.

Content creator Beverly Coleman, aka Aunti Bev, shares beauty and fitness tips, as well as her struggle with migraines.

You could be at a party or a restaurant and bam! You don't know when a migraine will hit.

Migraine doesn't stop Aunti Bev from attending concerts. With little tweaks here and there, she continues to enjoy one of her favorite pastimes.

For Brady Hoffman, seeing dots can mean a migraine is coming on.

As an influencer, Auntie Bev uses Instagram to connect with other migraine warriors. She tests out therapies and shares what works for her.

During a migraine, Beverly Coleman can't function. Light and sound sensitivity can leave her bedridden in pain.

Brady Hoffman ligthens the mood around migraine with comedy. And pursues a healthy lifestyle to keep attacks at bay.

Fifteen or more headache days a month qualify you for chronic migraine. Danielle Newport Fancher would savor just 15 pain-free minutes.

A neurologist talks triggers, types of treatments, safety measures, and more.

Nothing soothing your severe headaches? Might be time to try meds given through an IV.

Migraine doesn't care what your plans are, says Maria Kyle, who has 10 to 15 attacks a month. Here are some of her day-to-day strategies.

There's a bit of mystery surrounding migraines, but there are common triggers and a list of falsehoods to dispel.

Don't let migraine derail your workday. Essential office hacks include hydration, dark spaces, and trusted colleague support for migraine relief.

A mother of three documents her struggle with chronic migraine, from finding the right headache specialist to trying a list of medications in search of relief.

Jessica Ailani, MD, a headache specialist, can't imagine treating migraine without IV drugs.

Pulsating pain, sensitivity to light and sound, flashing auras. Why does your body react so extremely during a migraine?

The goal of preventive treatment is to reduce the frequency and severity of your migraines. What are your options?

Medical illustrator Tiffany Slaybaugh Davanzo drew a migraine aura, a “prismatic light,” not knowing that years later she would experience one herself.

A sculptor’s clay can crack and crumble just like Lisa Benson with her splitting migraines. She lists her triggers and shares medications that help.

“It’s not just a headache,” Priya says. She and her son Nihar both get crippling migraines. How has the recurring pain impacted their lives?

Priya has a migraine relief kit stocked with things that block out light and cool her head down.

Joe Coe educates others on migraine through his podcast Talking Head Pain. There’s so much help and support out there, he says.

There is a great deal of misunderstanding about migraine that delays diagnosis and effective treatment.

It was hard for Julian Jenal to keep up with their studies as a grad student. Without accommodations, their debilitating migraines threatened to sideline them.

Sarah Rathsack knows all too well the pain of migraine. That’s why she champions legislation, fundraisers, and outreach. “It is a privilege,” she says.

To the relief of many, there have been more advances in migraine treatment in the last 2 years than in the last 30. How does the latest science work?

Can a gynecologist, nutritionist, and psychiatrist all help you treat migraine?

As if your period wasn’t enough, you can get debilitating headaches, too. Wage war to not only treat the pain, but prevent it as well.

Certain foods like chocolate are known to trigger migraine. In search of relief, find out how to modify your diet.

There is no cure for migraine, but lifestyle changes and proactive treatment can reduce the frequency and severity of attacks.

Migraine remains poorly understood and undertreated, causing delays in diagnosis and effective treatment.

Before signs of a migraine creep in, it's essential to have an action plan in place.

Migraine is often accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Find out how they are related and what could treat both.

Communication and support are key when working with your boss and co-workers to prepare for and recover from a migraine.

Learn how Botox can help reduce the frequency and severity of migraine symptoms.

You can work to limit your migraine attacks, but they can still happen. Find out what you can do to ease your pain.

Try one of these 4 pressure points to help alleviate headache pain.

Strong odors, bright lights, and a jolt to your senses can spark an attack. Six people reveal what their triggers are.

Researchers have created a first-of-its-kind medication that targets migraines before they happen. Understand how it works in this WebMD video.

As its name suggests, this type of headache strikes without much warning. It’s important you call 911, because it can point to a life-threatening medical condition.