What is a migraine? What causes a migraine to appear? How to treat a migraine? And can you prevent a migraine? Migraines are painful and impact how you go about your day. Additionally, it can impact how you feel, as well as how you interact with important people in your life. In this article, I will explain what a migraine is, describe how it starts, explain how migraines can be treated, and explain how to prevent migraines. A migraine is a chronic neurological disorder characterized by recurrent moderate to severe headaches, often associated with a number of autonomic nervous system symptoms. (http://jnnp.bmj.com/contentI. Additionally, migraines can cause moderate to severe pain and are often described as throbbing or throbbing pain on one side of the head. Additionally, migraines can cause blurred vision when exposed to light and sound, intense nausea and vomiting In addition, migraines can move from one side of the head to the other Additionally, according to data, approx. 30 million Americans suffer from migraines. The National Headache Foundation (http://www.migrainetrust.org) Additionally, migraines can vary from one individual to another, but they typically last from four to 72 hours. hours Some people experience them several times a month, while others experience them Migraines are much less common Finally, migraines are vascular headaches and some researchers believe that migraines occur when there are. abnormal changes in the brain When these changes occur, inflammation causes blood vessels to swell and put pressure on the nerves, which can lead to pain. . (http://www.migrainetrust.org). Although not much is understood about the cause of migraines, r...... middle of article...... rains come in four sentences. And these four phrases are the prodrome (which occurs hours or days before the headache), the aura (which immediately precedes the headache), the painful phase (also called the headache phase), and the postdrome (the effects felt after the headache). end of a migraine attack) (http://jama.jamanetwork.com/articleI). In my opinion, I would like to see future research move towards confirming or disconfirming the theories of "What are really the reasons why migraines occur?" as well as “Are frequent migraines signs of a more potential health problem in the body?” " Finally, I would like to see future research move toward confirming or refuting theories that migraines are an "inherited disorder" as well as that "neural treatments for sensory dysfunction hold the most promise for present pharmacological care." and future of people suffering from migraine”.