Headaches

Headaches

Headache is the most common problem that leads to disruption in day to day life of most people. Headache is divided in 3 types generally but can be a symptom of other psychiatric or  neurological illness. I.e. depression, anxiety disorders, head injury, tumors etc

Types of Headaches: 

Migraine: Characterized by symptoms beyond pain, such as nausea, vomiting, light sensitivity, and distinct phases.

Tension Headaches: Most common, often stress-related, with dull, band-like pain on both sides of the head.

Cluster Headaches: Severe pain on one side of the head, typically behind one eye, occurring in series over weeks or months.

Epilepsy/Seizure Disorder

Epilepsy involves recurring seizures due to abnormal electrical signals in damaged brain cells.

Two major seizure groups: Focal onset seizures (partial onset seizures) and Generalized onset seizures.

Symptoms include temporary loss of awareness, uncontrolled muscle movements, confusion, sensory changes, and emotional alterations.