Sinusitis can be divided into the following categories: 1  Acute sinusitis, defined as symptoms of less than 4 weeksâ duration (Fig. 2  Subacute sinusitis, defined as symptoms of 4 to 8 weeksâ duration; 3  Chronic sinusitis, defined as symptoms lasting longer than 8 weeks (Fig.
During a migraine, you may experience: 1  Pain on one side or both sides of your head. 2  Pain that feels throbbing or pulsing. 3  Sensitivity to light, sounds, and sometimes smells and touch.  Nausea and 1  vomiting. Blurred vision.  Lightheadedness, sometimes followed by fainting.
âAnd I had no idea migraines could be a sign of the menopause or that migraines could occur without a headache.â. Many women, like Sarah, are unaware that the onset of migraines, or experiencing more frequent or severe migraines, can be a sign the menopause is approaching â but experts say itâs surprisingly common.