Then beome very occaisonal. I used to get 3-4 migraines a month, now would be unlucky to get one every 3 - 4 months, thank goodness.
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Q: Why is it that once some women reach menopause, their regular migraines cease
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2/23/10 5:16pm
Hi jellibabi557,
Flucuating hormones may be to blame in this instance. And everyone's hormones react differently througout menopause. We have a really good Ask the Clinician question you can continue reading about here, Role of Hormones.
I'm glad to hear you have a reduction in your Migraine frequency. That is very welcome news.
Take care,
Nancy
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