Headaches before and after the Menstrual cycle: A lot of hormonal changes happen for women during her menstrual cycle. For some of them, it happens before the period and for others, it happens during the period. For some of them, it also happens after the menstrual cycle. Headache is the quite common symptom that takes place during this cycle.
A woman goes through a lot of hormonal changes when her menstrual cycle is about to commence. It doesn t just happen before the period but it sometimes continues during and post menstrual cycle. So, if you re experiencing a headache during all these phases, you re not alone.
Menstrual Migraine: 5 Tips to Treat Your Headache by Hannah Joy on April 29, 2021 at 3:37 PM
Drinking caffeinated beverages helps relieve the pain
You can also practice yoga and meditation
Are you suffering from severe migraines either before or after your menstrual cycle? Here are a few tips that help relieve the pain.
A woman goes through a lot of hormonal changes when her menstrual cycle is about to commence. It doesn t just happen before the period but it sometimes continues during and post menstrual cycle. So, if you re experiencing a headache during all these phases, you re not alone.
Menstrual Migraine: 5 Tips to Treat Your Headache
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