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  1. Patrice Marotta
    23 March 2009 @ 7:18 pm

    I also suffer from ” hormonal migraines” among many other kinds. My hormonal migraines were horrifying, they were resistant to any treatment I just had to lie there with my arm over my head to put pressure on my skull and wait till it ended. I am now on Seasonique birth control and have not had a period in over a year and I do not get regular hormonal migraines anymore. Clinically, I also have very low amounts of estrogen in my body so the articles regarding estrogen and migraines are very helpful and right on the money.

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  2. KC
    24 March 2009 @ 3:47 pm

    I have suffered from migraines for many years. I have tried numerous treatments and seen just as many doctors. I take a few different medications for migraines, but the combination only seems to help when I am on a no estrogen birth control. I currently take Errin and do not have menstral migraines because I do not have a monthly cycle. When my doctor changed my birth control to a type with estrogen and my cycle returned, so did the migraines. As soon as I got back on the no estrogen birth control the menstral migraines went away. I am a true believer in the estrogen link.

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