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Can Excessive Cold Temperatures Suddenly Cause A Migraine When Previously Wasn't An Issue

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December 7
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A MyMigraineTeam Member

I've had moments of cold temperatures causing migraines so yes, out of nowhere the change in weather can have an impact for sure.

December 14
A MyMigraineTeam Member

Yes, excessive cold temperatures can suddenly trigger migraines even if they were not an issue before. Weather changes, including extreme cold, are known triggers for migraines. Sensitivity to triggers can develop over time, possibly due to changes in your body or environment. If this is a new pattern, keeping a migraine Show Full Answer

Yes, excessive cold temperatures can suddenly trigger migraines even if they were not an issue before. Weather changes, including extreme cold, are known triggers for migraines. Sensitivity to triggers can develop over time, possibly due to changes in your body or environment. If this is a new pattern, keeping a migraine diary and consulting a doctor can help identify and manage the cause.

December 7
A MyMigraineTeam Member

Thank you.

December 14

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