Migraine Triggers

Submitted by Roxanne RN on Fri, 01/19/2007 - 9:37am.

Environmental

• Changes in barometric pressure indicating changes in the weather
• Noises
• Fumes/Odors

Physiological

• Hormonal Changes
• Sleep Disturbances (either too much sleep, or not enough sleep)
• Dietary triggers

Psychological

• Stress
• Emotions; especially the more negative, stronger emotions

Source:
National Headache Organization
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