As the name suggests, tension headaches are caused by muscle tension in the face, head, and neck, often triggered by emotional or physical stress. They result in dull pain or pressure on both ...

"Patients diagnosed with headache may benefit from concurrent behavioral health evaluation and treatment," researchers said.

The differences between tension and migraine headaches aren't absolute, meaning there's overlap. So for instance, migraine headaches, we tend to think of as more severe. But it's not to say that ...