A patient reports having migraine headaches on one side of the head that often start with an aura and last 1 to 3 days. As a part of the symptom analysis, the patient reports which associated symptoms of migraine headaches?
A) Nausea, vomiting, or visual disturbances
B) Nasal stuffiness or discharge
C) Ringing in the ears or dizziness
D) Red, watery eyes or drooping eyelids

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Nausea, vomiting, or visual disturbances are symptoms associated with migraine headaches. Nasal stuffiness or discharge is a symptom associated with cluster headaches rather than migraine headaches. Ringing in the ears or dizziness is a symptom not associated with migraine headaches. Red, watery eyes or drooping eyelids are symptoms associated with cluster headaches rather than migraine headaches.

A Patient Reports Having Migraine Headaches on One Side of the Head