6. Migraine related headache
Migraines are intense pain that occurs in the temples of the head, in the forehead, and also affect your shoulder and neck.
There are mainly various triggers that lead to migraine pain. This type of pain can last up to hours and for some, it might be days.
If you have an intense migraine, you might have to be injected with medicine to reduce it.
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