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Pinellas Park, FL

I have a laundry list of illnesses, but the latest is lupus. Unfortunately, lupus has a domino effect on all my other illnesses. I am over 200 migraine days straight. It doesn't seem like it will end

February 18
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A MyMigraineTeam Member

Not lupus, but fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome.

February 23
A MyMigraineTeam Member

I am sorry. I have both of those as well 😢

February 23
MyMigraineTeam

Are you experiencing multiple health conditions alongside your migraines?

It sounds incredibly challenging to manage over 200 consecutive migraine days, especially when dealing with multiple health conditions that affect each other. While the search results don't specifically address lupus alongside migraines, many Show Full Answer

Are you experiencing multiple health conditions alongside your migraines?

It sounds incredibly challenging to manage over 200 consecutive migraine days, especially when dealing with multiple health conditions that affect each other. While the search results don't specifically address lupus alongside migraines, many MyMigraineTeam members do share experiences of managing migraines with other comorbid conditions.

Living with chronic migraines that persist for this long can understandably take a toll on your emotional health as well. Many members report experiencing depression and anxiety alongside their migraines, particularly when attacks are frequent or unrelenting.

Here are some approaches that have helped other members cope with chronic, ongoing migraines:

* Finding the right medication combination with their healthcare team
* Working with mental health professionals for counseling
* Connecting with support groups
* Setting boundaries with people who don't understand chronic conditions
* Seeking validation from healthcare providers who acknowledge how difficult this journey is

Given the severity and duration of your migraine days, it's important to work closely with both your neurologist and other specialists to address how your conditions may be interconnecting and triggering your migraines.

You're not alone in dealing with multiple challenging health conditions alongside migraines—many members understand this struggle.

February 18

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