Summary
Migraines don’t always bring a pounding headache. According to neurologists interviewed by TIME, symptoms can appear in other surprising forms—like sudden food cravings, visual disruptions including zig-zag lines or blind spots, speech problems that mimic a stroke, extreme sensitivity to light/sound/touch, one-sided weakness, or even intense abdominal pain in what's known as an “abdominal migraine.” These atypical signs can delay accurate diagnosis by years, as people and even doctors often overlook migraine when there's no head pain present.
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