(1) In some illnesses, for example migraine or epilepsy, the diagnosis may be evident from the history alone.

(2) She has a migraine

(3) He got a migraine

(4) Once a month she would get a full-blown migraine , with visual disturbances, nausea and vomiting.

(5) I'm getting a migraine

(6) It is a common misconception that a bad headache is a migraine .

(7) An attack of migraine

(8) While most adult migraines occur in women, migraines in children occur commonly in either sex.

(9) Some people are prone to both tension-type headaches and migraines .

(10) If you answer yes to two out of three of these questions, your headaches are probably migraines .

(11) Some also blame the turbines for insomnia, migraines , nausea and depression.

(12) Through these outcomes we can observe that the migrainous subjects with no visual afference show a higher pain intensity during the migraine crises comparing to those subjects with no visual handicap.

(13) If you had migraines before you got chronic daily headaches, the migraines might return.

(14) Other symptoms are depression, anxiety, headaches and migraines .

(15) Why does one person experience headaches and sore throats whereas another has migraines and tonsillitis?

(16) Many people who have migraines often crave sweets at the prodromal stage of the headache.

(17) Common migraines may start more slowly than classic migraines and last longer.

(18) It may remain constant, or it can come and go, like the pain of migraines .

(19) Among them, we can mention migrainous and hypertensive headaches.

(20) She was going to have to admit to herself that these were no mere headaches, but full-on migraines .