Vitamin D supplements causing migraine
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Vitamin D supplements causing migraine
Hey Everyone,
So I joined this about a month ago when I was in the middle of weeks straight of migraine...I stopped taking my vitamins and supplements (along with the propranolol I was on) towards the end of November...and viola! Started feeling better in a few days.
Last Friday, I started taking Vitamin D again (nothing else...just that) because I read that everyone should take that and a few other supplements. I thought I'd start slow. I was taking it in the morning.
By Monday around 9 in the morning, I had an awful migraine...and I hadn't had a bad one in weeks. It went away right before bed...I woke up feeling fine. Took a Vitamin D pill and a migraine hit around 9 again.....I didn't take one today and felt completely fine.
It's only 1000IU of vitamin d...any ideas or experiences with this? In the archives, I read that Vitamin D is supposed to HELP us...but it seems to be making me worse
Kim
So I joined this about a month ago when I was in the middle of weeks straight of migraine...I stopped taking my vitamins and supplements (along with the propranolol I was on) towards the end of November...and viola! Started feeling better in a few days.
Last Friday, I started taking Vitamin D again (nothing else...just that) because I read that everyone should take that and a few other supplements. I thought I'd start slow. I was taking it in the morning.
By Monday around 9 in the morning, I had an awful migraine...and I hadn't had a bad one in weeks. It went away right before bed...I woke up feeling fine. Took a Vitamin D pill and a migraine hit around 9 again.....I didn't take one today and felt completely fine.
It's only 1000IU of vitamin d...any ideas or experiences with this? In the archives, I read that Vitamin D is supposed to HELP us...but it seems to be making me worse
Kim
adventuregirl- Posts : 16
Join date : 2010-11-29
Location : Chicago, IL
Re: Vitamin D supplements causing migraine
I kind of doubt the Vit. D. (depending on chem. derivative) caused a migraine, but who knows.
Each person is different. We have no way of telling what causes a trigger unless you try a period of time, at least 32 exact replications to get some statistical data.
I take 50,000IU, Ergocalcifen Vit.D. once a week for a documented deficiency. I do not note an increase due to taking the medication.
As I've said, who knows--what may trigger in one, may not in another.
I wish you good luck!
Each person is different. We have no way of telling what causes a trigger unless you try a period of time, at least 32 exact replications to get some statistical data.
I take 50,000IU, Ergocalcifen Vit.D. once a week for a documented deficiency. I do not note an increase due to taking the medication.
As I've said, who knows--what may trigger in one, may not in another.
I wish you good luck!
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Re: Vitamin D supplements causing migraine
I take 5000 mg of vitamin D per day as part of supplements that are helping my migraines. But if it is having the opposite effect for you I would certainly stop taking them. No idea why that would be though.
Migrainegirl- Posts : 999
Join date : 2010-07-19
Vit d or supplement causing M ?
Over the years of trying to help myself I have tried Vitamins. I am certain I feel better without. But that is more proof we are all different and you have to keep trying things to help yourself. Even a simple multi Vitamin was too much for moi. { me }
rileyoday- Posts : 220
Join date : 2009-12-18
Age : 61
Location : cincinnati
Vit D
Do a search on Vitamin D, we had this discussion before. Mule Kick and I were the only ones who thought Vit D was a problem. I didn't take it 32 times, more like 6, before I gave up. I might give it a go now and see if anything's changed.
lentils- Posts : 286
Join date : 2010-01-07
Re: Vitamin D supplements causing migraine
I did look through the older posts...and didn't see that people did have a problem with it. I am glad to know that I am not the only one...lentils wrote:Do a search on Vitamin D, we had this discussion before. Mule Kick and I were the only ones who thought Vit D was a problem. I didn't take it 32 times, more like 6, before I gave up. I might give it a go now and see if anything's changed.
adventuregirl- Posts : 16
Join date : 2010-11-29
Location : Chicago, IL
Vit D
https://migrainepage.forumotion.net/t2533-vitamin-d-in-the-news?highlight=Vitamin+D+mulekick
It wasn't mulekick --it was kim's mom who had problems with it
It wasn't mulekick --it was kim's mom who had problems with it
lentils- Posts : 286
Join date : 2010-01-07
cholecalciferol
in case anyone above didn't address the excipient ingredients in vitamin D (or any other supplement) i believe these extraneous things are what may make us worse.
years ago, i took truckloads of every vitamin, mineral, etc. which was touted to cure every human ailment. wow, why did i get worse, then?
now i know it's because my body doesn't like processed anything, especially things not occurring in nature. it took many years of suffering and wondering, to finally figure it out.
always, i have to try multiple brands to find one i'm able to take, and for a couple of years now have taken THOMPSON 1000 IU of cholecalciferol w/o problems.
my D level has been measured and it's within normal range. (but nobody really knows what normal is, do they?) since i live in a northern climate, i think it's prudent to take some, since i use very little milk or fortified food.
maybe this will help someone. i shop for such items at "super supplements" and a local health-food supermarket which WILL take things back and issue refunds, if i find i can't take them. dianne
years ago, i took truckloads of every vitamin, mineral, etc. which was touted to cure every human ailment. wow, why did i get worse, then?
now i know it's because my body doesn't like processed anything, especially things not occurring in nature. it took many years of suffering and wondering, to finally figure it out.
always, i have to try multiple brands to find one i'm able to take, and for a couple of years now have taken THOMPSON 1000 IU of cholecalciferol w/o problems.
my D level has been measured and it's within normal range. (but nobody really knows what normal is, do they?) since i live in a northern climate, i think it's prudent to take some, since i use very little milk or fortified food.
maybe this will help someone. i shop for such items at "super supplements" and a local health-food supermarket which WILL take things back and issue refunds, if i find i can't take them. dianne
dcook60- Posts : 501
Join date : 2009-12-03
Location : spokane, WA
Re: Vitamin D supplements causing migraine
I have asked this before, because I get migraine with every form of Vit. D out there. My Dr, is frantic for me to use it since I tested at 11 for it! She thinks it is because I dont detox well and it is causing some kind of flush of toxins (from Lyme disease). I am thinking of buying a sunlamp that is supposed to give the proper light to make Vit. D in the body.
Hugs,
Cindy
Hugs,
Cindy
30yrsofheadache- Posts : 251
Join date : 2009-12-07
Age : 65
Location : Northern VA
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