Migraines are a neurological condition that affect women up to three times more than men. The reasons are linked to hormonal changes, brain chemistry, stress, and lifestyle factors. Understanding these causes can help in better managing and reducing the burden of migraines in women.
One-sided headaches are common across all age groups. Many people dismiss them as stress or lack of sleep, but in some cases, they can be warning signs of something far more serious.
Migraine is a common chronic headache condition that occurs in episodes, characterized by a throbbing pain — usually on one side — accompanied by other symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light or sound.
Patient Recovery Journey: Post-Stroke Rehabilitation Success Following a stroke, this patient received comprehensive rehabilitation care under Dr. Kriththa (Sirinat) Puengcharoen
