Indian food = migraine?
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Indian food = migraine?
I have been migraine free since January (I'm very lucky, I know!). I woke up at 6am with full blown aura and the pounding had started.
The only thing I've done out of the ordinary was eat a quorn tikka last night. It's not the the quorn because I eat it regularly. I've done some googling and discovered there is red dye in tikka
Has anyone experienced migraine with Indian food before? I can't think what else it could have been!
Sorry if this post is gibberish, brain functionality is a bit low!!!
The only thing I've done out of the ordinary was eat a quorn tikka last night. It's not the the quorn because I eat it regularly. I've done some googling and discovered there is red dye in tikka
Has anyone experienced migraine with Indian food before? I can't think what else it could have been!
Sorry if this post is gibberish, brain functionality is a bit low!!!
WitsEnd- Posts : 267
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Re: Indian food = migraine?
Anything with red #40 in it gives me a terrible migraine so that would be my guess
Seaine- Posts : 331
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Re: Indian food = migraine?
ThanksSeaine wrote:Anything with red #40 in it gives me a terrible migraine so that would be my guess
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