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Can Excessive Cold Air Suddenly Cause Migraines When Previously Did Not

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December 7
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Yes, excessive cold air can potentially trigger migraines even if it did not previously. Changes in weather, including extreme cold, are common migraine triggers. Sensitivity to such triggers can develop over time. Cold air may cause blood vessel changes or nerve irritation, leading to migraines. If this is new for you Show Full Answer

Yes, excessive cold air can potentially trigger migraines even if it did not previously. Changes in weather, including extreme cold, are common migraine triggers. Sensitivity to such triggers can develop over time. Cold air may cause blood vessel changes or nerve irritation, leading to migraines. If this is new for you, consider tracking your symptoms and discussing them with a doctor.

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