Aged 11 I went on a centrifuge type fun fair ride. Immediately after I had a migrane for several days. Ever since (now aged 43), I have found any spinning or fast rotation will bring on the same migrane. Is this medical or a psychological association? Apologies if this is not an appropriate question. Chris
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Q: Can migrane headaches be the reaction to a physical occurance?
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3/27/10 11:59am
Chris,
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Migraine is a genetic nurological disease. Triggers that precipitate a Migraine attack are physiological, NOT psychological.
It's not unusual for spinning or fast rotation to be a Migraine trigger.
Welcome again,
Teri
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Hi Teri
Thanks for the welcome and prompt reply. I guess I should be grateful that my trigger is relatively manageable. Thanks again for clarifying my query.
Regards
Chris