Article by Neil Day

Migraines might be considered the worst of all head pains, but cluster headaches might not be far behind. Presenting with massive amounts of pain in and around a single eye, these headaches come on fast, hit hard, go away and then come back again in rapid succession. The fast-paced nature of these headaches gives rise to the name.

Cluster headaches are considered very dramatic occurrences and can strike their sufferers as much as eight times a day. The pain involved in an attack can be as short lived as five minutes or span out to cover three hours or more.

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Article by Jared Winston

Headaches are not an uncommon phenomenon. Many people experience headaches from time to time. Most are mild, temporary annoyances that are easily remedied, and often are simply a symptom of a larger issue such as a sinus infection. Some headaches (such as migraines) are more severe and often more consistent than your basic pains. However, the garden-variety headaches and even migraine headaches cannot even hold a candle to the pain and suffering of a cluster headache. The experience of a cluster headache has been compared by those suffering it to the feeling of having an amputation performed on them without the use of an anesthetic.

Needless to say, this is a condition that is debilitating to those who suffer from it. Often times the frequency of the headaches is quite a bit more trying on a person the pain of a cluster headache is. As the name suggests, these headaches occur in ‘clusters.’ These groups of headaches may last anywhere from a few days to a matter of weeks, and headaches may occur several times a day during these periods.

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In recent times the International Headache Society has added a third primary group of headache(s) to the two primary headache types – migraine and tension-type headache.

This third primary group includes Cluster headache, Chronic Paroxysmal Hemicrania, and SUNCT (Short lasting Unilateral Neuralgia form headache attack with Conjunctival injection and Tearing!) and Hemicrania Continua.

Chronic Paroxysmal Hemicrania is very similar to Cluster Headache and is often described as the female equivalent of Cluster Headache (Cluster Headache is more frequent in males).

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Several people nowadays are suffering from migraine headache and constantly look for migraine headache relief. This condition affects people’s lifestyle, activities and work. I have prepared some notes to remember about the migraine symptoms and some common  relief that can be used.
The migraine headache is due to the enlargement of the brain’s blood vessels and surrounding fibers. During the onset of the migraine, the temporal artery enlarges which affects the nerves and triggers the release of some chemicals. These chemicals being released causes inflammation and severity of the pain. With this said pain, people have become desperate in their need of relief. Here are the symptoms of the migraine headache.

It starts with a moderate pain but eventually heighten its severity. This usually occurs in just one side of the head.
There is pain behind the eye of the affected side of the face.
Pain becomes more devastating during sound and light exposure.
Produces nausea and vomiting.
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Cluster headaches are almost frequently misunderstood to be migraines or several other types of headaches. They are a neurological disease that requires an intense number of pain that can last for minutes or hours hence it is nicknamed  suicidal headache.  

It is a terrible type of headache to the highest degree general in men that usually comes out behind or around an eye, sometimes beaming to the neck or shoulder and is very tough. Cluster headaches are repetitive headaches and can happen at any age yet most common in adolescence and middle age. The main grounds of these headaches is not known but family history plays a minor role in cluster headache than a few different types of headaches.

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Before using any of the cluster headache treatment available to you there’s a couple of thing you should be aware of. But first I think it would be a good idea to better inform you about what cluster headaches really are before going into the different cluster headache treatment. Don’t you think?

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Living With Migraines: Managing Migraine and Cluster Headaches (Home Use)

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Living With Migraines: Managing Migraine and Cluster Headaches (Educational Use)

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yes i do mean the stuff in magic mushrooms i used it not to long ago and it worked very well for treatment it lasted for about 4 months on one does

and so any heard of this? any other thoughts on it?
and i heard lsd works for it too