Symptoms Migraine occurs in attacks. It may announce itself up to three days before an attack with various precursors (prodromes). These include, for example: Mood changes Fatigue Hunger Frequent yawning Irritability Aura may occur before the headache phase in up to about one-third of patients: Visual disturbances such as flickering lights, dots or lines, facial … Migraine Headache
Introduction Headache in the forehead is a symptom that is caused by irritation of pain-sensitive structures in the head, such as the meninges, cranial nerves or blood vessels. Headaches in the forehead are usually an expression of overload or stress and do not require any special therapy. In some cases, however, forehead headaches may be … Headaches in the forehead area
Cause The causes of headaches in the forehead are numerous. Headaches in the forehead are often an expression of overload, stress or lack of sleep and last only for a short time. Headaches in the forehead can also be a concomitant phenomenon of another disorder, such as an infection, craniocerebral trauma, brain tumor, bleeding or … Cause | Headaches in the forehead area
Therapy Various conservative, and more rarely surgical, procedures are used to treat headaches in the forehead. An important part of conservative therapy involves avoiding so-called trigger factors, i.e. factors that can trigger or aggravate forehead pain in the affected person. Typical trigger factors for forehead pain are stress, lack of sleep, stimulants such as nicotine … Therapy | Headaches in the forehead area
Prognosis The prognosis for forehead pain is highly variable and depends on the underlying disease. Primary forms of headache such as migraine, tension headache or cluster headache are usually not curable, but can be treated well by medication and regular exercise and relaxation exercises. Secondary forms of headache are in principle curable by remedying the … Prognosis | Headaches in the forehead area