by James on 30 January 2007
Hot flashes. Many women treat these symptoms of menopause with estrogen. That’s all very well, but some women find that the estrogen is causing them more migraine attacks – and that means jumping out of the frying pan into the fire. Continuous estrogen therapy has been the best for some migraine sufferers. But others still [...]
Dr. Jan Lewis Brandes of the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, recently did a survey of journal articles about the role of estrogen in migraine. She discovered, of course, that changes in estrogen levels does indeed play a big part in migraine attacks.
As The Daily Headache pointed out, this is really stating the obvious! Then [...]