India, June 25 -- A splitting headache is often blamed on a looming deadline, a skipped lunch, or a bad night's sleep. We take an over-the-counter painkiller, shrug it off, and carry on. But migraines are worse. They are accompanied by intense, throbbing pain, the result of chemical and hormonal reactions in the brain.

There are certain things you can do to help you feel better when a migraine attack happens, and the internet is filled with them. On June 18, Brittany Hockley Siegrist, an influencer, shared on Instagram all the weird hacks that have helped her power through a migraine episode.

Sharing the post, she confessed that her tricks may sound weird and wrote, "If you're a migraine sufferer, this is for you." Here are the four hac...