Yes, grout dust from tile removal could potentially trigger or worsen migraines. Dust and strong odors are common environmental triggers for migraines, as they can irritate the respiratory system and heighten sensitivity. If you suspect this is the cause, try to minimize exposure by wearing a mask, ventilating the area, and Show Full Answer

Yes, grout dust from tile removal could potentially trigger or worsen migraines. Dust and strong odors are common environmental triggers for migraines, as they can irritate the respiratory system and heighten sensitivity. If you suspect this is the cause, try to minimize exposure by wearing a mask, ventilating the area, and cleaning thoroughly. If the headache persists, consult a healthcare provider.

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