More than 10% of people worldwide, especially between the ages of 20 and 50, experience migraine, according to The Journal of the American Medical Association.
Symptoms of migraine are worse than a typical headache, and moderate to severe headaches are only one of the symptoms of migraine, Cohen tells CNBC Make It.
Additional symptoms of migraine can be:NauseaVomitingPhotophobia, a sensitivity to lightPhonophobia, a sensitivity to soundThere isn't a singular cause of migraine, Cohen says.
For some people, migraine is genetic and runs in their family; for others, lifestyle choices like diet, stress and even weather changes can trigger migraine symptoms.
Thankfully, debilitating symptoms of migraine can be relieved with some natural remedies.
Persons:
Fred Cohen, Cohen
Organizations:
American Medical Association, Icahn School of Medicine, CNBC
Locations:
U.S, Mount Sinai