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Yawning/migraines
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Do you find yourself yawning before or during a migraine? I noticed I seemed to be yawning a lot last night during my migraine and wondered if this was a coincedence or something to do with the migraine?

posted December 2, 2017
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A MyMigraineTeam Member

Yawning is just one more of the many symptoms associated with migraine, from what I have read it's a good indicator that a migraine attack is on it's way.

posted December 4, 2017
A MyMigraineTeam Member

Yes I yawn a lot pre- migraine

posted January 6, 2018
A MyMigraineTeam Member

Every piece of information I have read which is everything I could get my hands on. Says that when you start yawning alot it means a migraine is coming, back in real cowboy days women who were plauged with headaches the doctors would tell them to take the laudnum, or the tisane, and in our time pain meds as soon as you start yawning alot and would give the pain meds a chance to kick in before the migraine set in full force.

posted October 25, 2019
A MyMigraineTeam Member

I yawn a day or two before my headaches.

posted October 18, 2023
A MyMigraineTeam Member

I had never paid much attention in the past, ut have noticed that I either yawn a lot before and during the migraine.

posted November 24, 2019

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