The standard way to measure how much a headache hurts is to ask the one with the headache, "on a scale of 1 to 10, how much does it hurt?".
Unfortunately, this is completely subjective. Currently we have no way of knowing whether a different person experiencing exactly the same amount of pain would then give the same numerical rating.
Normally, we settle for mere descriptions, rather than measurements. Headaches can be described as mild, serious, agonizing, or disabling. If the headache causes vomiting as a side effect, it is extremely bad.
If you had to scientifically measure the severity of a headache, you could try looking at pictures of related brain activity by means of a functional MRI.
However, as of 2010 no one on earth can tell the difference between a "headache fMRI picture" and a "no headache fMRI picture", much less distinguish between various levels of pain.
Perhaps someday someone will have looked at enough fMRI pictures to know what to look for and be able to tell the difference.
Migraine, I'd guess.
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A headache that hurts so bad that it feels like someone is pounding your brain with a hammer, sounds painful
It can't unless you're playing it too loudly so that it hurts your ears and makes you have a headache.
First of all, you spell it like headache.A headache is when your head hurts.
This type of headache can be the symptom of a number of disorders including occipital neuralgia, hemicrania continua, Migraine, chronic daily headache, cervicogenic headache, etc. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment, see your physician or headache specialist.
Think, talk, look at light, laugh, bend over, cough
You have a headache
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If the headache does not go away on its own, or the pain is severe, seek medical attention.
I have both. A migraine and a headache before I have strep throat. Oh... and my throat hurts a day or so before I have strep throat. LOL
Ok... I think it's a slightly more severe version of the common cold.