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I live in the Poconos and this summer has been the worst for migraines I almost wished it was a brain tumor, Just kidding
Yes, it's a normal hot day down here indeed
I know the feeling of the heat and humidity I try to stay inside during the hotest part of the day I get migraines when the weather changes also
I do my very best to stay indoors during the summer weather season. I've noticed the humidity causes havoc to begin as well as any barometer changes with t-storms moving in. The Canadian smoke has been causing chronic migraines with vertigo every morning when waking up to the hazy weather. All I can do is manage the migraines the best way possible and make note of dates. I will be sharing that information with specialist on next clinic date.
Yes, extreme heat can trigger migraine attacks in some people. Weather-related factors, including high temperatures, are known migraine triggers for approximately one-third of people with the condition.
Here are the key weather-related factors that can trigger migraines
• Extreme heat or cold
• High humidity
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