Migraine

Welcome to my board about migraines. Sharing about symptoms and how some people find migraine relief while suffering with this chronic illness.
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How to find relief from hormonal migraine
Many women experience hormonal migraine usually around the time of their period or during ovulation. Hormonal migraine attacks are caused by changes in estrogen levels. Hormonal migraine attacks tend to be more severe and less responsive to treatment.
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Important Migraine Symptoms to Watch For
Complicated Migraine Symptoms What to Watch For. Insomnia, unexplained fatigue, food cravings, mood changes, and more with emergency signs, treatment options and more @ MigraineSavvy.com
Migraine and Anxiety: Tips to Stop Feeling Anxious Now - Migraine Strong
Here's What Actually Happens In Your Brain When You Have A Migraine — Bustle
Explaining the Similar Symptoms Between Migraines and Stroke
Syndrome
On-the-Go Migraine Attack Must-Haves
You certainly don’t want to be caught with a migraine empty-handed when you’re on the go: Left untreated, a migraine attack can last between four and 72 hours. Save and try these first-line safety net for brewing migraine attacks! Here discover the tips migraine warriors swear by when they're experiencing a migraine attack at the link.
Sneaky Migraine Triggers
Want to know which triggers migraine patients mention the most? You're looking at 'em — Louis Morledge, M.D., an internist at Northwell Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, has years of experience in this field and has found that these are the the most frequently mentioned triggers. Save this list to check the next time a migraine comes on — it'll help you track your triggers to discuss with your doc, and alert you to what you might need to eliminate.