I sometimes hear meterologists mention that the pressure is going to change. I understand about high pressure and low pressure systems affecting our weather. But how much of a barametric change is responsible for triggering a migraine?
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Q: Since change in barometric pressure can trigger migraines, what measure of change is responsible?
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3/13/10 12:02pm
sad sunset,
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How big a change it takes to trigger a Migraine varies widely from one Migraineur to another. It can also vary from one Migtaine attack to the next. There's no set answer to your question.
For many people, a good preventive regimen can prevent even many of the Migraines triggered by weather changes.
Welcome again,
Teri
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