A migraine is like having a loud, annoying noise inside your head that makes it hard to think or play.
What It Feels Like
What Causes It
Migraines can happen when something in your body changes, like after eating a big meal, getting too little sleep, or even being upset. It's kind of like when you're playing with building blocks and suddenly one tower falls, it messes up everything else for a while.
Sometimes people get migraine headaches so often that they know what’s coming, just like knowing it's time to clean up after playing.
Examples
- An adult can't go to work because their head feels like it's being squeezed.
- Someone wakes up with a pulsing pain on one side of their head.
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See also
- Why Do We Get Headaches When It Rains?
- What is Insula’s involvement in migraine?
- What is electrophysiology?
- What is Basal ganglia?
- What is Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)?