I get migraines, have done for the past 8 or so years. There's no obvious trigger aside from tiredness and heat.
I have really found that the incidence of attacks has rocketed since this hot, muggy weather came along. I'm getting bad ones every day. They last 2-3 hours and I'm good for nothing, not great when you are home alone with an almost 3 year old. None of the meds seem to touch it, i just have to lie down and wait for the pain, nausea and major visual disturbances to clear.
I'm wondering whether it's in any way connected to the fact that we desperately need a thunderstorm ? Maybe the air-pressure is getting me and making me more prone. Usually I only get them with pain and nausea once a month, with painless tunnel-vision focal migraines about once a week.
Have any other suffers noticed an increase in attacks and their severity ?
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Any other migraine sufferers feeling the strain in this heat ?
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NomDePlume · 21/06/2005 22:17
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