migraine

IPA: mˈaɪgreɪn

(pathology) A severe, disabling headache, usually affecting only one side of the head, and often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, photophobia and visual disturbances.
(pathology) A neurological condition characterised by such headaches.

Examples of "migraine" in Sentences

Is there a higher incidence of dementia in migraine sufferers?
"All her symptoms fall within the definition of migraine aura," he said.
JB - You so got that migraine from the pool chlorine. (if it was an indoor place)
I leave him/her to your tender mercies … my migraine is getting worse every minute.
I leave him/her to your tender merciesâ€ ¦ my migraine is getting worse every minute.
Another name for migraine headaches is hemicrania, which reflects the fact that they usually affect one side of the head.
A close association between cyclic vomiting in children and that form of periodic headache known as migraine has often been observed.
Further, no extended sentiment of unruly children growing into responsible, contributing adults matters to anyone who's getting a migraine from a loud child behind them on a flight.
He understands all too well the choices "migraineurs" - the word migraine sufferers often use to describe themselves - have to make to live as normal and productive lives as possible.