It's not quite a migraine, but I get mild to really bad headaches when the weather gets cloudy/overcast.
But when I look up the migraine/headache index, it's always low (like 1 or something). Is this a barometer thing? Does anyone else get this?
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I do get headaches sometimes when the weather is much different than what it's been. Luckily I didn't get one today.
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@stiletto_mom: I get these too! It usually has to do with a major pressure change... like when it's just about to rain.
I moved six months ago, and haven't gotten one since!
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Constantly, something to do with the pressure changes!
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I used to constantly when I lived in the Midwest, but since moving to the Southwest I rarely get them. I do not miss them!
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Yes I do too - I notice them the most when it's rainy out and I think it has something to do with the barometric pressure.
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Yup! Aspirin sometimes helps
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Yup-I get pressure headache when it's rainy or about to rain, especially if it's a big front coming through.
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Yezs, with the pressure changes, when the weather changes dramatically.
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Same here, with the pressure change when it gets cloudy/ rainy. Sucks!
@mrbee: we went to Bali for our honeymoon and I didn't get a single headache the entire time. I usually hate humidity but I didn't miss the headaches.
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Sometimes the headaches, but my arthritis really flares when there is any weather change. I hate it. But I can tell when rain is coming haha!
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I just heard something about this yesterday on the radio! I've had a bad sinus headache lately, I need to pay more attention to the weather to tell if it corresponds
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Yep. I'm a better weather prognosticator than the weather channel! I can tell you when a hot, extra-humid day is coming.
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Yes! They are so much worse when I am pregnant and can really knock me out for days. Usually I take an advil and feel better...
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I get them a lot in the spring when my sinuses are already irritated. I had a terrible one last week, in fact, right before 2 days of heavy rain and a cold front. I take Aleve.
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I do... At best a headache, at worst it kicks off a migraine.
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Yes.. Pressure change!
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yes, although barometric pressure changes are a migraine trigger for me
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