Migraine

What is Migraine?

Migraine is a neurological condition causing recurrent moderate-to-severe headaches — often one-sided, throbbing, and accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. Attacks can last from hours to days and are genuinely disabling.

Modern migraine care has two arms: treating attacks effectively when they happen, and — more importantly — reducing how often they happen at all through trigger management, lifestyle regulation and preventive treatment.

Common Symptoms

Causes & Risk Factors

Migraine is a genetically influenced brain sensitivity. Attacks are triggered by factors that disturb the brain's routine: skipped meals, poor or irregular sleep, dehydration, hormonal shifts around periods, stress (and stress release — 'weekend migraines'), certain foods, screens and weather changes. Frequent painkiller use can itself perpetuate headaches.

How The Cure Cabin Helps

We map your personal triggers with a structured headache diary, regularize the big four — sleep, meals, hydration, stress — correct contributing deficiencies, and coordinate preventive medication when frequency warrants it. The goal is fewer attacks, milder attacks and less painkiller dependence.