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Results from the 2012 Migraine in America study are now available to view as a slideshow. The presentation covers important topics including migraine frequency, symptoms, and common triggers. It will also review the significant impact migraine has on sufferers’ careers and relationships.
The Migraine in America survey was completed by over 2,600 migraine patients in May and June of this year, and represents one of the largest studies of this type ever completed.
Please help us spread awareness regarding the real impact of migraine by sharing these resources with friends, family, and colleagues.
Migraine in America Resources:
Interesting study! For me weather is definitely the main trigger for headache / migraine - and of course I cannot do much to avoid it :(
ReplyDeleteWeather is a trigger for me as well. Although I avoid doing rain dances as it doesn't work well with a cane anyway, if I see the temperature rapidly rising and the barometric pressure doing funky things I make sure to be prepared for a migraine. I make certain to have my abortive meds in my purse and a bottle of water if I plan to go anywhere. I also have a tendency to pray, "Lord, please no migraine today, please".
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