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Yes, muscle weakness and pain throughout the body, including legs, can occur during migraines. Some people experience numbness, tingling, and reduced muscle strength during their migraine attacks. This can make it difficult to move around or grab things. Body aches are particularly common during the postdrome phase (after Show Full Answer

Yes, muscle weakness and pain throughout the body, including legs, can occur during migraines. Some people experience numbness, tingling, and reduced muscle strength during their migraine attacks. This can make it difficult to move around or grab things. Body aches are particularly common during the postdrome phase (after the main headache subsides). Many MyMigraineTeam members report feeling like they've "been run over by a truck" with general body soreness and weakness that can last for days after an attack.

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