Researchers said their findings could spur long-term treatments for sufferers of both conditions

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It's not uncommon for children to complain of simple headaches, which can be treated at home with over-the-counter pain killers. However, one family practitioner said migraines are the most common complaint. For this edition of Child Wellness Wednesday, YNN's Marcie Fraser has more.

Anyone who's suffered a migraine can attest that it's no ordinary headache. Never had one? Imagine this: Take pulsing or throbbing head pain, and tack on possible nausea, vomiting, vision problems and disorientation. These symptoms can last for hours and even days - sometimes leaving sufferers out of commission, home from work and desperately seeking a dark, quiet place.

If you haven’t heard already, June is National Migraine Awareness Month. Health experts warn many people may be suffering from these debilitating conditions and not know they have them. They are often mistaken for serious headaches, but migraines are much …

It's not uncommon for children to complain of simple headaches, which can be treated at home with over-the-counter pain killers. However, one family practitioner said migraines are the most common complaint. For this edition of "Child Wellness," YNN's Marcie Fraser has more.