Working from home can be beneficial for managing migraines, but it's important to find the right type of work. Here are some tips based on member experiences:

- Flexible Hours: Jobs that allow you to work flexible hours can help you manage your schedule around migraine attacks
- Reduced Screen Time: Look for roles that Show Full Answer

Working from home can be beneficial for managing migraines, but it's important to find the right type of work. Here are some tips based on member experiences:

- Flexible Hours: Jobs that allow you to work flexible hours can help you manage your schedule around migraine attacks.
- Reduced Screen Time: Look for roles that don't require prolonged screen time, as bright lights and screens can be triggers.
- Comfortable Environment: Working from home allows you to create a comfortable environment, such as a dark room when needed.

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 This AI-generated response comes from MyMigraineTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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