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What signals the start of a migraine attack for you? Is it the classic headache? Does nausea or sensitivity to light or sound warn you of a coming headache?1
You may be surprised to learn that for many people, more subtle migraine symptoms can start hours or days before head pain does. Those symptoms are part of what’s called the prodrome phase of migraine, and learning more about this phase might lead to better discussions about migraine with your doctor.1,2 Take this 10-question quiz to learn more about prodrome symptoms and decide if you should start a conversation with your doctor about early treatment.
Want to get better at identifying migraine prodrome symptoms in your own life? Check out “Hints a Migraine Attack Is Starting: Yawning, Vision Issues, Nausea, and More.”
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April Reese, Ph.D., a director of U.S. Medical Affairs at AbbVie
is currently focused on supporting migraine-related initiatives.
Learn more about her here.
Manuel Penton, M.D., a medical editor at MyHealthTeam who has written this article in collaboration with AbbVie
completed his medical school and residency training in pediatrics at the University of South Florida.
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