Find out why your body reacts to weather shifts like an approaching storm, and get tips to prevent barometric pressure changes from triggering an attack.
Migraine can be unpredictable, but there’s one thing I know for sure: If a rainstorm is heading my way, I’m going to get an attack. Changing barometric pressure is one of the most common but misunderstood migraine triggers, and new research reveals the weather conditions most likely to trigger an attack. Don’t miss this week’s featured article for a deep dive into the studies and tips for preventing pain when rain is in the forecast. Plus:
Find out why your body reacts to weather shifts like an approaching storm, and get tips to prevent barometric pressure changes from triggering an attack.
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