7 Surprising Causes of Migraine

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Weather can be a big trigger for migraine sufferers. Drops in barometric pressure, high temperatures, and high humidity are common culprits. Many patients will realize a pattern, and while you cannot change the weather, at least you can plan accordingly.

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Medically Reviewed By: Mauskop, Alexander, MD

Last Annual Review Date: 2012-02-06

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