What is migraine headache like?

Okay, so my friend gets migraines, and he says it's way worse than a regular headache. Like, throbbing pain, super sensitive to light and noise, and he gets nauseous. He literally has to just lie down in a dark, quiet room. It's not something you can just ignore and power through.

Oh, migraine, I remember when I used to get them. It's like a hammer inside your head, throbbing and throbbing, often on one side only. Every sound, every light, even a smell can make it worse. You just want to close your eyes in a dark room. It's not like a normal headache, it truly incapacitates you. But with time and proper management, it can be controlled.

Haan, migraine headache bohot different hoti hai normal headache se. It's like a really strong, pulsating pain, often on one side of the head, na. And you just can't stand any light or noise. Sometimes even you feel like vomiting. It makes you just want to lie down in silence and darkness.

A migraine headache is absolutely debilitating. It's not 'just a headache.' For me, it's a throbbing pain, usually behind one eye, making me super sensitive to light and sound, and I often feel nauseous. It makes me feel utterly helpless and sometimes even makes me cry. It's emotionally and physically draining.