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A migraine with predominant brainstem aura symptoms is known as a basilar migraine. Bickerstaff first described it in 1961. Other names for it are basilar artery migraine, basilar-type migraine, brainstem...

Abdominal migraines aren't headaches. As their name suggests, they make your belly ache instead. But they often happen as a reaction to the same triggers as migraine headaches. They can hurt...

Some people develop migraines that don’t cause pain. These are often called “silent migraines” or acephalgic migraine. Even though they don’t cause physical pain, silent migraines may trigger other symptoms...

A hemiplegic migraine is a rare form of migraine where people experience weakness on one side of their body (hemiplegia) in addition to the migraine headache attack.

Dealing with migraines doesn’t mean holidays can’t be fun anymore, but it does mean making smarter choices that can both decrease stress and maximize joy!

Ocular migraine can be painful and disabling, but there are ways to help prevent and reduce symptoms.