Full Question:
I started having migraines two years ago. It seems that every time I have a high stress event (i.e. infant baptism, house guests, etc.) after the event is over I get a major migraine. Is there something I can do to prepare or ward off the migraine? During the event I do not feel stressed. Gretchen.
Answer:
Dear Gretchen;
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