Hormonal changes in the menstrual cycle have been linked to menstrual migraines, according to the Cleveland Clinic. The study revealed that migraines were most common when women were premenopausal.

Menstrual migraine Menstrual migraines happen during the span of two days before to three days after your menstrual cycle starts. Menstrual migraines may feel similar to regular migraines ...

So-called “menstrual migraines” are thought to be caused by the natural drop in oestrogen levels towards the end of your menstrual cycle, immediately before your period starts. In addition ...

This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Howell Jarrard about preventing and treating migraine. Dr. Jarrard is an Assistant ...

According to Margo Harrison, the 1911 invention of Midol was the last time a new period pain product hit the market.

In women aged 18–60, migraines have been linked to hormonal shifts – specifically the fluctuation of hormones throughout the menstrual cycle. I’ve tried a slew of remedies and yet migraines ...

And then you can have symptoms such as hot flashes, and night sweats, and insomnia, and mood swings, palpitations, migraines ... Menstrual Syndrome is really more the second half of your cycle.

Migraine affects over 1 billion people worldwide and is more common in females than males, particularly in those of reproductive age—15 to 49 years old. Experts attribute the cause of migraine ...