Q1. Is every headache a migraine? No. Headaches can have many causes, including migraine, tension-type headache, medication-overuse headache, sinus-related symptoms and other neurological conditions. Q2. How do I know if I have migraine? Migraine commonly causes moderate-to-severe headache, often with nausea or sensitivity to light and sound. The pain may be one-sided and can worsen with routine physical activity. Q3. How often should I see a neurologist for headaches? If headaches are frequent, recurrent, worsening, affecting your work or sleep, or requiring frequent painkillers, a neurological evaluation can help identify the cause and plan appropriate treatment. Q4. Can frequent painkillers make headaches worse? Yes. Frequent use of acute headache medicines can contribute to medication-overuse headache in some patients. Q5. When is a headache an emergency? 🚨 Seek urgent medical attention for a sudden, extremely severe headache, or headache associated with weakness, difficulty speaking, seizures, loss of consciousness, confusion, persistent vomiting, fever with neck stiffness, or new neurological symptoms. 👨‍⚕️ Dr Pratik Babel Neurologist | Adult & Pediatric Neurology 📍 Neurology consultation in Hinjawadi, Wakad, Punawale & Tathawade If your headaches are frequent, changing or interfering with daily life, consider a neurological evaluation. #Headache #Migraine #Neurologist #Hinjawadi #Hinjewadi #Wakad #Punawale #Tathawade #MigraineTreatment #HeadacheTreatment #NeurologyClinic #DrPratikBabel