Hormones and Migraine with and without aura….
Question:
I found this study very interesting. I never have the aura and I have recently been diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Disease, which as one of the symptoms, infrequently or total lack of periods. I will usually get a migraine the week before my period, which is very interesting according to the study. I am going to print it for my Endroconologist. Thanks, Linda
Response:
The study also found that women who have migraine with aura only have one-third as many headache attacks during their periods than women who have migraines without aura. In contrast, women who take oral contraceptives are also twice as likely to have migraines with aura. "
anne – I find that interesting. I have been somewhat of a bebafflement to doctors, as to why when I get my period, that is THE ONLY TIME my headaches are less, or non existent. Ahhhh. Shauna
Response:
I don’t recall reading about this before–other than that many women have hormonally related migraines, that is. If this has already been posted please be patient with me. Various things are preoccupying me and it’s gotten to the point where I was helpless with laughter, recently, after getting food for several of the cats and very focused on explaining something to Denny. Without even realizing it, I’d handed him a bowl of freshly opened canned cat food. He thought I was kidding but I didn’t even notice I’d done anything strange and was puzzled for a few seconds, when he handed it back to me! ; ( Anne "Study Sheds Light On Link Between Hormones And Migraine With Aura http://www.pslgroup.com/dg/10cfe2.htm By Cameron Johnston Special to DG News BARCELONA, SPAIN — June 28, 1999 — An Italian study has shown just how profoundly a woman
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