India, Oct. 9 -- We often reach for paracetamol when a headache strikes, but it doesn't work for every type of pain. From tension headaches to migraines, each kind has its own cause and meaning. Dr Manan Vora, orthopaedic surgeon and sport and exercise medicine specialist based in Mumbai, explains in his October 7 Instagram post why different headaches happen and what they could indicate about your body. (Also read: AIIMS orthopaedic surgeon reveals 'best sleeping position' to prevent neck, back and joint pain )

"Paracetamol is not the answer to every headache. Different headaches can signal very different things, and understanding them can help you manage pain more effectively," says Dr Manan.

He further explains how to identify the ty...