What's Causing My Migraine Today?

Magpi

477d

What triggered todays migraine? Stress? heat? Dinner being late? Not enough caffeine? Who knows...

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    • Pushky

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      @TheBlueFoods512 Water with Electrolytes should help with dehydration. I just use Pedialyte or Gatorade

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    • Glimmergirl

      477d

      đŸ˜„right there with you. Woke up with it. So sorry.

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      • Magpi

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        @Glimmergirl thank you

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        • Magpi

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          @Magpi And I'm sorry you are struggling too

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    • Tress

      477d

      I have had one all day too. Must be in the air. Hope you feel better soon.

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      • Magpi

        477d

        @Tress I'm sorry you are struggling too. Thank you

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    • TTLOTA

      477d

      For my daughter it’s stress. She has been taking an organic vitamins that has helped relieve her migraines. She takes this relief spray that helps in mins. She can function now. Hope you feel better

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      • Glimmergirl

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        @TTLOTA thankyou❀

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        • TTLOTA

          477d

          @Glimmergirl check out anti inflammatory vitamins that help relieve inflammation in your body. You will see a huge difference.

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    • JoyfulOne

      477d

      For me a main trigger that took a long time to figure out was sodium. Also it helped to think of my migraine threshold as a rolling three day average. I might be able to get away with messing up on a thing or two one day, but if I wasn't good for a day or two after I was in trouble.

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    • Samanthaelise

      475d

      Is the relief spray a prescription?

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    • Samanthaelise

      474d

      Allergies, barometric pressure, weather changes (storms).

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    • TheBlueFoods512

      471d

      For me it's dehydration, and once I get it, no matter how much water I drink, I can't get rid of it

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      • Pushky

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        @TheBlueFoods512 Water with Electrolytes should help with dehydration. I just use Pedialyte or Gatorade

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    • Okamii

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      No kidding. If you breathe wrong you can get migraine... đŸ˜„

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