Introduction:
Not all headaches are the same. Understanding their type helps guide treatment and identify when to seek medical care.
Common Headache Types:
Tension Headaches: Most common; dull, aching pain on both sides
Migraines: Throbbing pain, often with nausea or light sensitivity
Cluster Headaches: Intense pain around one eye, comes in cycles
Sinus Headaches: Associated with sinus congestion and pressure
Secondary Headaches: Caused by underlying issues like tumors or infections
When to Worry:
Sudden, severe headache
Headache with confusion or weakness
Headaches that change in pattern or intensity
Conclusion:
Most headaches are treatable, but some may be signs of serious conditions. Don’t ignore persistent or unusual pain—get evaluated by a specialist.