Dr Ravina Bhanot of the UK's NHS points out that heat and hot weather are among the most common triggers for migraines. This ...

Hot weather and sunshine may be ideal for some, but for others these conditions are the perfect storm for triggering ...

I’ve suffered with migraines all my life. This cap is great because it covers the back of your head. I have used cooling ...

The pain message travels along the trigeminal nerve, which is responsible for the feeling in your face and head. The brain ...

4. Use hot or cold remedies Applying heat or cold can help relieve migraines, according to the Mayo Clinic. When applied at the onset of a migraine, a frozen neck wrap significantly reduced pain ...

In honor of National Poetry Month, deciding to laugh rather than cry, this victim of frequent migraines is going to voice ...

which may help relieve migraines. You can make your own cold compress by placing a damp towel in the freezer for about 10 minutes. An ice pack would also work. Heat is better suited for tension ...

Think before you gulp down glasses of ice-cold water to beat the summer heat as it might be doing more harm than good ...