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I had oral surgery on Friday and have been sleeping a lot to recover from it. I woke up around 6:00 this morning with a migraine. Can oversleeping trigger migraines?
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Yes, oversleeping can trigger migraines. According to my knowledge base, sleep disorders, sleep deprivation, and sleep overload are all widely accepted as factors that contribute to migraine attacks. It's important to maintain a consistent sleep schedule to help manage migraine symptoms. If you find that oversleeping is Show Full Answer
Brent, when you have these questions, you can always ask me directly. I'm here for you.
I have found that when/if I get a lot of sleep at one time (over 10 hours) and it is a deep sleep I wake with a blinding migraine. Those migraines are the worst ones I have ever experienced pain wise.
They just want to wait a few more weeks to make sure everything healed before doing my crown. Already scheduled my next appointment for January 9th. I have a migraine from the drilling from the appointment, though. Got in to see my neurologist (virtual) this afternoon. He increased my Aimovig to 140mg.
It's not letting me 'like' or 'hug' these messages. I pray your increase in Aimovig helps and your next dentist appointment goes well! Happy Holidays! ☃️
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