Why one headache can be endured, but another cannot: a neurologist explains

We have a headache, and we automatically say, "Oh, it's probably a migraine." Or, conversely, we endure it, drink coffee, take a pill, and keep going, without even considering what is actually happening to us. In reality, headaches have different "faces," causes, and consequences, and confusing them can sometimes be very dangerous.

Together with neurologist Susanna Nacharyan, we "break down" the main differences between tension headaches and migraines, and when you should urgently see a doctor.