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Migraine Triggers

One of the best ways to manage Migraines is to identify and avoid your Migraine triggers-- the foods, habits, and environmental factors that can trigger a Migraine for you.

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Common Migraine Triggers
While migraine triggers vary from person to person, we have identified several that can lead to migraine attacks in many migraine sufferers.

Managing Your Triggers

Your Migraine and Headache Diary
Your Migraine diary is a useful tool for tracking triggers, the effectiveness of medications, and any patterns to your headaches.
Managing Migraine Trigger Foods
Trigger identification and management is an essential part of Migraine disease management. Learn to identify foods that trigger your Migraines.
Ask the Clinician
Have a question about Migraine triggers? Migraine specialist Dr. John Claude Krusz and Teri Robert can answer it.
Talk Triggers on the Forum
We have a message board devoted to triggers - share your ideas on discovering and managing triggers, and learn from others!
Good Sunglasses – Vital for Migraine and Eye Health
Learning how to choose the right sunglasses can actually mean fewer migraines. Learn how to select the pair that's right for you.

More on Migraine Triggers

Dehydration - An Avoidable Migraine Trigger
Learn how you can treat and prevent one of the biggest migraine and headache triggers--dehydration.
Migraines Often Triggered By Change In the Weather
Although many Migraine triggers can be avoided, it's difficult to avoid one of the most common Migraine triggers: the weather.
Migraines at Work? Check the Lighting.
If you find that you have more headaches and Migraines while at work, it may be the office lighting.
PFO and Migraine - "Hole in the Heart" and Migraine?
Trials are underway to determine the impact of PFO, a small hole between the chambers of the heart, on triggering Migraines.
Orgasm, Migraines, and Headaches
We've all heard the old joke, "Not tonight, dear. I have a headache." Right? Surprisingly, the correlation between sexual activity and headache or Migraine can be good or bad.

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