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How a simple neck massage may help halt migraine pain

A recent study found that people who suffered from tension headaches or migraines also had inflamed, tense muscles in their neck - suggesting that it s inflammation there that s driving the pain.

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Paracetamol and ibuprofen equally effective for tension-type headaches, study reveals

A systematic review and meta-analysis in Scientific Reports finds no significant difference between paracetamol and ibuprofen in treating episodic tension-type headaches, suggesting both as viable options for pain relief.

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Migraine treatment times almost double in England amid calls for condition to be taken seriously

Migraine treatment times almost double in England amid calls for condition to be taken seriously
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Migraine must be taken seriously as waiting times for treatment rise – charity

A report by the Migraine Trust called for greater awareness of the condition and treatments.

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Migraine treatment times almost double in England amid calls for condition to be taken seriously

Levelling up minister Dehenna Davison resigned from the role earlier this month due to her ongoing battle with chronic migraine - she has called for greater awareness about the symptoms and challenges of the condition.

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