Nausea associated with migraines

Migraines are particularly common in young adults, with the prevalence reducing after the late 40s and early 50s years of age.1,2 Migraines are headaches that can have a throbbing or pulsating feeling, and often occur with nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and sound. These headaches can last between a few hours to three days.1,3 They place a significant burden of disease on quality of life, and have a socio-economic impact through loss of productiveness and sick days.4 Most people report experiencing at least one migraine attack each month, with many reporting that migraine attacks interfered with their daily activities.2 Migraines have been ranked as the third most prevalent and seventh highest specific cause of disability around the world...