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In the world of migraine headache sufferers, every moment can be filled with an anxiety over the possibility of another episode. A migraine headache can easily incapacitate its sufferers and put them out of commission for hours or even days. While the causes of a migraine differ from person to person, the suffering is often the same. 

Migraine is a throbbing headache, often only experienced on one side of the head and may be accompanied by sensitivity to light or sound and nausea or vomiting. It affects women more than men and can be extremely debilitating often preventing the sufferer from continuing with normal daily activities. This article touches briefly on the different types, causes, treatments and prevention and aims to give some insight into the condition.

For those who suffer from migraines, the difference between what they experience and what others call a headache could not be more different. Migraine headaches can range from moderate to severe but at their worst, they are easily incapacitating. Research has shown that nearly 30 million Americans suffer from migraines debilitating headaches that in many cases render its sufferers unable to tolerate light, noise, or even smell. Because of the prevalence of migraines, there has been an ongoing body of research focused on finding migraine causes.

If you suffer from migraine headaches, you know all about the excruciating pain. They used to be called "sick headaches" because of the nausea and vomiting that are often associated with these kinds of severe headaches. This really unbearable pain can last for up to three days with little relief from taking plain aspirin or even stronger over-the-counter medicines. As a migraine sufferer you know that it gives warning before it strikes. You may experience blurry vision or see black spots or lines before your eyes.