Migraines and monthly period
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Migraines and monthly period
Just a quick question for those of you who get migraines and aura symptoms prior to your period, do you get them as far as a week in advance or just a day or two before? I'm trying to find a pattern with my daily symptoms, when they are at their worse and whether pre-menstrual up to a week prior could be the cause.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Tamsha101- Posts : 136
Join date : 2010-12-23
Re: Migraines and monthly period
It varies. I'll have the same pattern for awhile then a new m pattern arrives. Lately, within a week I start symptoms then usually the day before or the day of, it really gets bad. Then the m will go on for a week or 2. Lately if I have an aura, it is 4 days after.
Kate- Posts : 336
Join date : 2010-01-06
RE: menstrual migraine
I have also been trying to find a pattern... I know my "migraine week" is related to my cycle but its not completely clear. For 4 months the migraines would begin 3-4 days after I started. This month, however, the migraines began 3 days before I started. I love it when the pattern changes and I get surprised. Im currently lying in bed with a package of frozen pees on my face debating whether to call in AGAIN at work. I'll probably just go in with a swollen eyelid, excruciating pain with constant tearing and just cry all day. Yah that sounds good.
erindlz- Posts : 1
Join date : 2011-09-07
Re: Migraines and monthly period
I will usually get a bad one the day before which may or may not last through the entire period. Since I've become very irregular with the perimenopause, I often don't know why I got the migraine until later when my period appears. I never get auras through. My sensitivities are to sound and movement.
Migrainegirl- Posts : 999
Join date : 2010-07-19
Re: Migraines and monthly period
I get my migraine about 3 days before and it normally lasts until I get my period, and then it goes away.
I suffer from other migraines other than hormonal ones, but I think my hormonal ones are the worst in terms of pain level.
I suffer from other migraines other than hormonal ones, but I think my hormonal ones are the worst in terms of pain level.
Matilda- Posts : 29
Join date : 2011-02-10
Location : Australia
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