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Sometimes I feel very irritable, nervous and anxious with my head, it makes me feel sad, and I just developed a condition called dry eye, that makes my eyes look so red, with a lot of blood vessels. I went to an Ophtalmologist and everything is normal, vision is normal but I have dry eye and will need to use eye drops forever now...😪

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What symptoms are common with migraines that affect sensitivity and anxiety?

Migraine attacks can cause multiple types of sensitivity symptoms. During an attack, you may experience increased sensitivity to touch, particularly around your scalp and head area. Your eyes can become very sensitive to light (photophobia) Show Full Answer

What symptoms are common with migraines that affect sensitivity and anxiety?

Migraine attacks can cause multiple types of sensitivity symptoms. During an attack, you may experience increased sensitivity to touch, particularly around your scalp and head area. Your eyes can become very sensitive to light (photophobia), causing discomfort and pain. Some people also experience watery or dry eyes during attacks. Anxiety and migraines often go hand in hand. People with migraines commonly experience anxiety, which can create a difficult cycle - anxiety about when the next migraine might occur can increase stress, which in turn can trigger more migraines.

Common triggers that can worsen both migraine symptoms and anxiety include:
• Stress
• Poor sleep
• Loud noises
• Changes in weather
• Bright or flashing lights

August 11, 2025

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