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Common triggers for migraines in children include: Migraine triggersĪ trigger is something that brings on a migraine. Children with a family history of migraines are more likely to get them. Migraines often start in childhood or adolescence and may decrease with age or continue through to adulthood. Migraines can affect one or both sides of the head and may get worse if your child doesn’t rest. MigrainesĪ migraine is a headache that is more severe and happens many times. Do not give your child more than what is recommended for the day. Follow the instructions on the bottle or package for the correct dosage. Most headaches are not serious and can be easily treated with paracetamol (Panadol or Dymadon) and/or ibuprofen (Nurofen). Your doctor will tell you if this is needed for your child. A child will rarely have other symptoms with a headache that cause a doctor to be concerned about the brain or want to run tests. Sometimes headaches may be caused by dental, eye or ear problems, infections, medicine side effects or dehydration. The most common types are tension and migraine headaches. Headaches are especially common in teenagers. There are many different types and causes of headaches in children.

A headache is a pain that you feel in any part of the head.