Symptoms Migraine occurs in attacks. It may announce itself up to three days before an attack with various precursors (prodromes). These include, for example: Mood changes Fatigue Hunger Frequent yawning Irritability Aura may occur before the headache phase in up to about one-third of patients: Visual disturbances such as flickering lights, dots or lines, facial … Migraine Headache
Symptoms The most common symptoms include cramping or dull abdominal pain. In addition, numerous other symptoms may occur, such as headache, menstrual migraine, back pain, pain in the legs, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, dizziness, flushing of the skin, flushing, sleep disturbances, mood swings, depression, irritability, and nervousness. The symptoms first appear … Menstrual Cramps
Symptoms Menstrual migraine is a migraine without aura that typically occurs 2 days before to the 3rd day of menstruation Two forms are distinguished, first, menstrual migraine that occurs exclusively on these days and second, migraine that also, but not exclusively, occurs on these days. Causes The causes are not yet fully understood. Estrogen withdrawal … Menstrual Migraine