What about health if light and voice interfere

Migraine begins with increased numbers of active cells in the human brain.

These cells can send messages that expand certain veins and then release chemicals that cause irritation into blood veins.

That then leads to the terrible pain you can feel.

The brightness of lights -- like those from the television screen or the reflection of light in the window, or the loud voices can cause reaction. Once you have a headache, you'll be more sensitive to these things, KosovoPress follows.

Headaches are only general signs of migraine status. Researchers have found that migraine sufferers have additional connections in brain parts that process light and sound. These areas are more active, compared with people without migraines.