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Can Weather Changes Be A Trigger For Migraines? What About Sinus Issues? Thank You!
Yes, dramatic weather and temperature shifts.
Yes weather effects mine
Yes, weather changes can be a trigger for migraines. Common weather-related triggers include:
- Bright sunlight and sun glare
- Extreme heat or cold
- High humidity
- Extremely dry conditions
- Stormy weather
- High winds
Regarding sinus issues, the provided context does not mention them as a trigger for migraines. If you Show Full Answer
Thanks so much to everyone who responded to my post. Hope everyone is having a Migraine-Free Day!βΊοΈ
Yes, I have difficulty when the temperature changes by 30Β° either higher or lower temperature. Storm fronts with a lot of pressure trigger a migraine with vertigo too. I will get vertigo that doesn't go away along with nausea. Sometimes I will get sick. Sometimes my speech and a heightened sense of smell occur. I usually wind up in bed most of the day. I take meclizine, ubrelvy, muscle relaxers, ajovy, and get botox injections. Most of these medications help. Sometimes I reach my ubrelvy limit. Sometimes I can't stop getting sick and it may take a week until I get better. I have toradol to take if this happens. I just try to stay put of the emergency room if I can.
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