What is thunderclap headache?
What is thunderclap headache? Thunderclap headaches are severe headaches coming on full force in less than a minute, lasting at least 5 minutes, and often appearing without any trigger. The pain may be felt anywhere in the head and may in some cases extend down the back of the neck.
What does a stroke headache feel like?
People often describe a stroke headache as the worst headache ever. The pain associated with a stroke headache is quite severe and comes within minutes. It generally doesn't throb or develop gradually like a migraine.
What your headache is trying to tell you?
Migraines are triggered by hormones, diet, caffeine or stress. If the pain is severe and continues on a daily or weekly basis, it may be a result of a cluster headache, which is commonly associated with allergies or stress. Side-of-the-head headaches are also brought on by tension headaches, inducing pressure and pain.