The aftermath of a migraine: what happens to the body when the attack ends

Following a severe migraine attack and the subsiding of the primary headache, approximately 80% of migraine sufferers experience a recovery phase characterized by lingering bodily symptoms, according to a study published in Neurology. While many individuals believe the worst is over once the headache passes, this post-crisis stage highlights the prolonged physiological impact of the condition on the human body.

In a separate unrelated incident in Argentina, a 34-year-old individual died on Saturday in Orán, Salta, after suffering severe burns across the upper body from a fire attack. The victim had spent a week in intensive care following the incident, prompting the judicial system to reevaluate the ongoing investigation in light of the fatality.