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Can Oversleeping Trigger Migraines
I had oral surgery on Friday and have been sleeping a lot to recover from it. I woke up around 6:00 this morning with a migraine. Can oversleeping trigger migraines?
Yes, oversleeping can trigger migraines. According to my knowledge base, sleep disorders, sleep deprivation, and sleep overload are all widely accepted as factors that contribute to migraine attacks. It's important to maintain a consistent sleep schedule to help manage migraine symptoms. If you find that oversleeping is Show Full Answer
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@A MyMigraineTeam Member and @A MyMigraineTeam Member, so, my dentist decided that since my oral surgery was not even a month ago and it is the tooth next to were my wisdom tooth was that needs the crown, she didn't want to take care of the that today. They did 3 fillings, though. They were all bottom teeth. I'm going back in a month to have the crown and neigboring cavity, taken care of.
Thanks! I have a dentist appointment tomorrow.
Just went to post-op this morning. Almost didn't make the appointment because I felt well enough on Monday when got a text from the Oral surgeon. Did anyway and am glad I did. He said everthing looks fine. Healing well.
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