Headaches

Headaches are very common, and are usually not caused by anything dangerous. In some situations, however, the headaches may be due to increased pressure in the skull, requiring urgent medical treatment. Learn how to tell if your headache is serious, and how to manage those that are not life threatening.

Aseptic Meningitis
The most common cause of inflammation in the tissues that surround the brain is not a bacterial infection, but a virus.

Could You Have Postconcussive Syndrome?
Postconcussive syndrome is a controversial medical diagnosis, but few would dispute that many people suffer from similar symptoms following a head injury. These can include head ache, dizziness, mood changes, and sleep problems.

About Headaches
The About Guide Site on Headaches

Traumatic Brain Injury
An introduction to Traumatic Brain Injury, an increasingly notorious neurological problem that can affect anyone of any age.

Vestibular Migraine
Migraine can mimic almost any neurological problem, and among those is dizziness. People with migraine often complain of nausea and a sense of spinning. Learn more here.

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