Migraines And Barometric Pressure

If you experience headaches when the weather turns stormy, you can blame it on the changes in the atmosphere.

Summer usually means fun in the sun and leisurely late nights. For some, however, it means more migraines.

When Rob Perez started "seeing stars" last week, he thought his contact lenses were the problem. But taking out his contacts didn't stop the dizziness. After the throbbing in his head couldn't be relieved by ibuprofen, ice or a nap, the 38-year-old knew t

When Rob Perez started ''seeing stars'' last week, he thought his contact lenses were the problem.

The extreme heat and humidity is taking it's toll on all of us. Regardless of the time of year, weather will have an impact on our health.