<unk>  is a recurrent headache disorder with intense pain. Many patients can identify triggers that cause or aggravate the headache. Usual triggers include certain food, anxiety and stress, changes in the weather, l ack of sleep or too much sleep and sensory stimuli. Hormonal changes may induce pain for some female patients. Headache caused by<unk>  is ususally described as moderate to severe, intense, throbbing or pounding pain which may be confined to one side or may affect both sides of the head. Other symptoms include nausea with or without vomiting, sensitivity to light and sound. Typical trigger and symptoms with a family history of<unk> s may help the doctor diagnose<unk> . For atypical patients, the doctor may order head images to rule out other possible causes of headache. Pain relievers including NSAIDS and acetaminophen may help relieve pain and reduce frenquency. Many patients with<unk>  can relieve pain and reduce frenquency with treatments.
Migraine
Tension headache
Cluster headache
Subarachnoid hemorrhage
Thunderclap headache
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
Red wine headache
Benign positional vertigo 