The term cephalalgia means: (A) Pain of the nerve (B) Pain of the head (C) Absence of pain (D) Absence of swelling

Did you know that "cephalalgia" comes from the Greek words "kephalē," meaning head, and "algos," which means pain? So, whenever you have a throbbing headache, you can impress your friends by saying, "Oh dear, I’m experiencing a touch of cephalalgia!" In the real world, cephalalgia, commonly known as a headache, can result from a myriad of factors including dehydration, stress, or even the weather! Understanding what triggers your cephalalgia can help you manage and relieve it better, whether through lifestyle adjustments or seeking medical advice when necessary.