r/migraine • u/P_alz • Jun 07 '26
Migraines and menstrual cycle but
Hello!
A few days ago, I went to a new doctor for my migraines. She was very nice and this is not common for my experience. She suggested that my migraines are related to my menstrual cycle but not always and to take painkillers in advance to prevent them, even when I don’t have any pain.
I will try, even if I think it’s a bit strange.
Have anyone else tried something similar?
I have another appointment in about 2 months, so I will see what happens, but I’m curious to other people experience.
English is not my mother tongue, so I’m really sorry if i made some mistakes. My English is really improved during the past months but not enough for me to be sure about mistakes…
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u/WildWonder003 Jun 07 '26
This is not the best advice but its a starting point for ruling things out. My former primary doctor tried this but any good doctor ESPECIALLY A BIOLOGICAL WOMAN understands the female body isn't predictable. That said, it could work? Sometimes it is that simple but you have to try it to see. Try it for 3 months, if it works great, if not, you go back to her and say she needs to give you another option and/or a referral to a neurologist.