10 Malaise Symptoms
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Headache
Headaches can be associated with malaise and a common occurrence when a person isn't feeling well. Most people can take over-the-counter pain relief medication to quell a headache, but occasionally, headaches can become almost unbearable.
Malaise usually goes away when the headache does. However, for those with migraines, malaise can intensify into debilitating pain. Migraines are among the top disabling conditions and can affect a person's work and home life.2Silberstein, Stephen D. ‘Migraine.’ Lancet, vol. 363,9406 (2004): 381-91. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(04)15440-8
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