Insight: Hidden Stress Triggers Most Migraine Sufferers Miss

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Do you blame stress for your migraines? This episode reveals how it rewires your brain, fuels pain, and what truly works.

Migraine Heroes Episode 43 explores 3 hidden ways stress triggers migraines and offers relief strategies, shown with an illustration of a meditating woman.

Episode Description

Have you ever wondered whether stress is truly behind your migraine attacks, this episode has the answer.

Stress isn’t just a secondary migraine trigger—it directly impacts brain chemistry, inflammation, and hormone balance, setting the stage for more frequent and intense attacks. You’ll also learn why “just relaxing” isn’t enough to prevent migraines and what actually works.

 

By the end of this episode, you’ll discover:

✔ How stress alters your nervous system, increasing pain sensitivity and triggering migraines.

✔ Why stress relief alone isn’t the solution—and the key strategies to break the stress-migraine cycle.

✔ Practical techniques from both Western medicine and Eastern practices to reduce stress’s impact on migraine.

 

Managing stress effectively could be the missing piece in your migraine relief journey. Tune in to learn how to take control and reduce attacks—without giving up your busy life.

Originally published April 2025

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