One of the questions asked most frequently is "Will having a hysterectomy help with my Migraines."
The answer to this question is, "Probably not."
Some women do find that their Migraines get better after spontaneous menopause (menopause that occurs "naturally"); some find they get worse; and some see no difference at all. Following spontaneous menopause:
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