The menopause and migraines
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Anyone reading today's Daily Mail may have seen the headline'Why migraines get worse for women as they hit the menopause'.
It says 'Women have suspected it for years and now scientists have proved it....' No sxxt Sherlock! We have been saying it for years, but it is not until a scientist confirms it that it is recognised as a fact.
I wonder what else we 'don't know'?
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pinkcatfairy bobbysgirl
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metamorphed bobbysgirl
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sophie76397 bobbysgirl
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michelle50768 bobbysgirl
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Thanks for sharing x
jamie50513 bobbysgirl
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didi0613 bobbysgirl
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Today my arms are a bit sore like I feel like I majorly worked out but I didnt. A bit tired and jittery too, but I actually slept well.
I feel like my arms/ shoulders shrunk. The only place I haven't been able to gain weight. Everywhere else I'm fat.
amber1620 bobbysgirl
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jo36854 amber1620
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bobbysgirl jo36854
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My Brother-in Law has suffered from migraines and told me of an over the counter tablet, don't know if I can mention brand names but it does reLEVE MIGRAines (think about it) and contains Buclizine hydrocloride which means I can take it on an empty stomach (usually with milk) and I don't feel sick! Happy Days! Wish I had discovered it YEARS ago.
Zigangie bobbysgirl
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Thankfully not too many are migraine, but can be worrying heading that way.
Also I no longer enjoy a drink as I seem to get a hangover an hour after I've had just one.