Vascular Headache

This FAQ answers questions about the use of psychadelics as a long-acting treatment for this vascular headache. For educational purposes only!

This page covers many conventional treatment options for your vascular headaches, from caffeine to exercise to thermal biofeedback.

If conventional treatments aren't helping your vascular headache, consider a new point of view. Chinese medicine is meant to help the whole body, not just your head.

...and everything in between! This technical and comprehensive article provides an in-depth look at cluster headaches, a form of vascular headaches.

Learn about the less common forms of vascular headaches: Hemiplegic, ophthalmoplegic and lower face headaches. Includes causes and treatments.

Or should that be vascular? When the headache pain increases in intensity, it might go from being a tension or migraine headache to a vascular headache.

This video makes the experience of a cluster headache, a vascular headache like migraines, all too clear. If this looks familiar, please talk to your doctor.

Did you know cluster headaches are nearly three times as likely to affect men than women? Learn more about this rare but debilitating vascular headache.

Lasting from a few minutes to a few days, vascular headaches come in all sizes and forms. Get acquainted with some of the types through this brief article.

This FAQ addresses causes and symptoms of cluster headaches through both medical descriptions and personal experiences.

Because many people suffer from vascular headaches apart from hypertension, the picture is a bit murky. This page will help better explain hypertension's role in headaches.

All vascular headaches happen because of changes in blood vessels, but the source could involve factors from allergies to emotions. What's causing your headache?

Getting headaches after you eat hot dogs or Chinese food is related to nitrate and MSG. These and other vascular headaches are discussed.