Migraine and Raynauds
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Hi,
As a chronic migraine sufferer im just wondering if there is anybody else who also suffers both migraine and raynauds? Maybe some sort of connection?
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Posted , 5 users are following.
Hi,
As a chronic migraine sufferer im just wondering if there is anybody else who also suffers both migraine and raynauds? Maybe some sort of connection?
1 like, 12 replies
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kate11944 ashlie54752
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Im just glad i came accross this forum as i thought i was alone and i find not a lot of people understand what we go through
kate11944 ashlie54752
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These forums are really good and it's amazing how many people have different symptoms and everyone is nice and understanding which helps loads x
claire18599 ashlie54752
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I too suffer from raynauds and have been unable to receive any medication to help it because I suffered from migraines but only may be 3 or 4 a month (this is because raynauds medication opens up your blood vessels which then can cause migraines - i think this is right) However since last july my migraines went from 3 or 4 a month to daily chronic monsters with either migraines/migraine auras and I am currently on sick from work trying different meds out. I have never linked the 2 before - do you take medication for your raynauds because it could be that?
Take care Claire
ashlie54752 claire18599
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Thanks for replying, I dont have any medication for Raynauds as it isnt at the stage where i cant cope with it, my migraines are really chronic having around 20 a day so that is the most important thing for me to sort out at them moment, i just wondered if there is any correlation as to wether Raynauds and Migraines are connected somehow.
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sliding ashlie54752
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I think I can see how they could be related. I get migraines (head pain, nausea, intolerance of sound, light, movement, smells) that are partly triggered, ironically, by becoming over-heated, which I've experienced living in a warm climate. My own theory is that it may have something to do with my blood vessels not coordinating correctly to dissipate heat, similar to them constricting too much in the cold.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6143540/
sliding ashlie54752
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Also magnesium is recommended to help with both migraine and Raynaud's.