Robbins Headache Clinic Blog

Today I Have A Headache…..

We have a sign hanging in our office reminding patients their headaches are not their fault: Today I have a headache, Not because I am a bad or evil person, Not because I hate my family, Nor because I am angry, Not because I am a perfectionist, And not because I have...

Food Triggers

You may not be sensitive to the foods in your diet... most people are sensitive to only two or three types. If a particular food is going to cause a headache, it will usually occur within three hours of eating. Your response to these foods may not be consistent. On...

Conditions that may go along with Headaches

There are a number of "comorbid(co-occurring)" conditions that may go along with chronic headaches. Chronic headaches represent what we call "central sensitization", where the brain just keeps on firing those headache waves over and over, constantly. Central...

Transdermal Sumatriptan

During recent studies it is estimated that migraineurs experience nausea 92% of the time during some of their attacks.  This common symptom associated with migraines often leaves patients unable to take an oral triptan medication and keep it in their stomach long...

Hats and Hairstyles – Cause For Headaches?

With spring just about here, many people are pulling baseball caps and visors out of the closet and wearing them outside in an effort to shield their faces from the sun. While protecting the skin from the sun's rays is important, keep in mind that hats or visors that...

Cluster Headache

Cluster headache is among the most severe pains known to mankind. It is characterized by excruciating, debilitating pain lasting from 15 minutes to three hours, and occasionally longer.  The pain is usually located around or through one eye, or on the temple.  Attacks...

Migraine and Fibromyalgia – A Connection?

According to some studies, as many as 75% of treatment-seeking fibromyalgia patients also experience migraine or tension headaches. While there is no definitive correlation between the two conditions, migraine and fibromyalgia share several triggers and symptoms....

Headache Triggers

The most common triggers for migraine and chronic daily headache are stress, weather changes, perimenstruation, missing meals, bright lights, and under sleeping.   Food sensitivity, perfume, cigarette smoke, after stress is over and oversleeping are also triggers.  In...

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