Many people know that many of their migraine attacks are triggered by weather. But which weather? And even if you knew that, what good would that knowledge do you?
We know that migraine attacks can be triggered by a variety of things, and by a variety of weather patterns. But the key for many people seems to be barometric pressure. For some people, it's a sudden drop in pressure (that seems to be the case with me). For others, it's a rise in pressure. These changes seem to make certain people more likely to have a migraine attack. And weather-triggered migraine attacks can be pretty severe, and difficult to treat.
Could a barometer help predict these attacks?
You need to know the changes in pressure over time. Use Aches & Pains Forecast!
If you could see that there was a sudden drop or rise in pressure, and you could relate that to your migraine symptoms, you might be able to take preventative action before your migraine pain got into that vicious cycle that we all know so well.
Thanks Weather.com!
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We know that migraine attacks can be triggered by a variety of things, and by a variety of weather patterns. But the key for many people seems to be barometric pressure. For some people, it's a sudden drop in pressure (that seems to be the case with me). For others, it's a rise in pressure. These changes seem to make certain people more likely to have a migraine attack. And weather-triggered migraine attacks can be pretty severe, and difficult to treat.
Could a barometer help predict these attacks?
You need to know the changes in pressure over time. Use Aches & Pains Forecast!
If you could see that there was a sudden drop or rise in pressure, and you could relate that to your migraine symptoms, you might be able to take preventative action before your migraine pain got into that vicious cycle that we all know so well.
Thanks Weather.com!
In order to avoid all the SCAMS, we decide not to publish all the info of the recruter in the job postings. You'll find the Daily Password in our Monthly Newsletter. You can Subscribe to our Newsletter here Thanks. A. www.chicas-productions.com
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