headache

a strong or severe headache

an extremely bad headache

refers to a very important or serious problem

a very intense headache

a specific type of recurring, severe headache, often accompanied by other symptoms like nausea

refers to a significant problem or difficulty

refers to a very large problem or difficulty

an extremely painful headache, as if the head is splitting apart

emphasizes that something is a genuine and significant problem

a headache with a heavy, beating sensation

a headache that is not severe

a headache with a rhythmic pulsing pain

a common type of headache caused by muscle contraction in the head and neck

a minor or small headache

a headache that occurs frequently over a long period

refers to a problem that is always present

a headache with a continuous, low-level pain

an extremely severe headache that may affect vision

a small, solid piece of medicine for headaches that you swallow

a small, solid piece of medicine for headaches that you swallow

a substance used to treat headaches

the specific sensation of pain caused by a headache

indicates who or what is negatively affected by a problem

the most common way to say you are feeling pain in your head

a very common way to say you are starting to feel a headache

to cause someone to have a headache

to be the reason a headache starts

to reduce or remove the pain of a headache

used to talk about having a chronic or recurring problem with headaches

to cause a headache to start

a slightly more formal way to say you are starting to get a headache

a more formal way to say you have a headache

to tell someone that you are suffering from a headache

to cause a problem or a difficulty (figurative)

to give a headache as an excuse for not doing something or for leaving