Monday, May 28, 2012

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Ana, Hormonal fluctuations can be a trigger for hemiplegic Migraine just as for other forms of Migraine. There is no one solution, and with hemiplegic Migraine, extra care must be taken when exploring treatment options. You really need to discuss this with your doctor. If your current doctor isn't able to help, consider seeing an actual Migraine specialist. You may want to check this -- Directory of Patient Recommended Specialists. Teri

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