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Migraine Causes and Triggers

The predisposition for migraine is genetic. Understand the science of how this disease works – and why it differs so much from person to person.

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Migraine Diagnosis in Canada

Migraine does not show up on standard brain imaging. Find out what Canadian health providers should be looking for when diagnosing migraine.

Treating and Managing Migraine

Medicine is complex, and migraine is variable. Explore our list of management and treatment options to find out what might work for you or someone you…

What is migraine?

What causes migraine?

What are the diagnostic categories of migraine?

How do hormonal factors impact migraine?

Tension Type Headache

Tension Type Headache

Understanding tension type headache (TTH) is crucial, especially for individuals experiencing frequent or chronic headache that affects their daily life. This article explores key facts about TTH, distinguishing it from migraine, and highlights its prevalence,...

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Benign Paroxysmal Vertigo

Benign Paroxysmal Vertigo

What is benign paroxysmal vertigo? Benign paroxysmal vertigo (BPV) typically affects children between the ages of 2 and 5, causing recurrent episodes of dizziness or vertigo (spinning sensation). Young children often cannot describe their feelings, making it difficult...

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Infant Colic and Migraine

Infant Colic and Migraine

What is infant colic? Infant colic is characterized by excessive crying in otherwise healthy and well-fed babies. It affects 5-19% of infants. Colicky crying typically peaks around six weeks of life and disappears by 3-4 months of age. More recent evidence shows that...

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