Explore the Connection: Migraine, Infertility, and Depression
Infertility is so, so hard. It sends you on a roller coaster of hope, frustration, and grief. It takes a toll on your relationship, your body, and your finances. And it can be even harder when you're already living with a chronic condition, such as migraine, depression, or both. Worldwide, gynecological disorders (which can cause […]
5 Harmful Medical Myths About Women and Migraine
Women with migraine have often been stigmatized and misunderstood by the medical profession. This article exposes five common myths that have been used to explain, dismiss, or blame women for their migraine attacks. It also provides some historical and scientific facts to counter these myths.
Building a Migraine Support Network: Why You Should Connect With People Who Have Similar Medical Conditions
Dealing with migraine can be challenging, and avoiding triggers can leave you isolated. The link between human connection and mental health can provide relief for people who experience migraine. Stress is a trigger for almost 70% of people who experience migraine. Having a support network can keep stress at bay and lead to better mental and physical […]
Facts About Migraine Diagnosis
When left untreated, migraine can be debilitating, making it essential to understand your symptoms and learn how you can protect yourself against the next attack. Migraine diagnosis criteria Every person is different and the number of symptoms you may experience during a migraine attack may vary. To receive a migraine diagnosis, you must experience at least […]
Back-to-School Strategies for Students with Migraine
Does the return to school mean a return to migraine pain? For many students, it does. A study of 1,300 emergency department visits over four years at Nationwide Children's Hospital showed that the number of headache visits stayed stable - except for fall, when they increased by more than 31% in children ages 5 to […]