Migraine Science

3 Strategies to Cope With Migraine Isolation & Feel More Supported

Three practical ways to make connection feel safer with migraine, communicate the support you need, and feel less isolated.

Why Perimenopause Is Making Your Migraines Worse and What You Can Do About It

Why estrogen fluctuations, sleep disruption, hot flashes, and changing cycles can make migraine more unpredictable during perimenopause.

Migraine and Iron Deficiency: Could Low Iron Be a Clue?

Explore how low iron stores, ferritin, fatigue, dizziness, brain fog, and blood loss can intersect with migraine.

Why Some People Wake Up Nauseated Before the Migraine Pain Starts

Do you wake up nauseated before the migraine pain begins? Discover why nausea may be an early warning sign and what your morning pattern can reveal.

Invisible Pain, Visible Judgment: 50 Ways to Respond When Migraine Is Misunderstood at Work, With Friends, or With Family

Migraine stigma can exist even in loving families, when the people closest to us still cannot see what living with migraine really feels like.

Migraine Aura, Scotoma, or Blurred Vision? How to Tell the Difference

Is it migraine aura, a scotoma, or blurred vision? Discover how to tell them apart and which visual changes deserve prompt medical attention.

When Grief Hurts Physically: Understanding the Migraine Connection

Can grief change your migraines? Discover how loss affects the brain and body and how to move through grief without forcing yourself to “get over it.”

Rebound Headache: When Migraine Medication Starts Feeding the Cycle

Could your migraine medication be feeding the headache cycle? Learn how rebound headaches develop and how to recognize and break the pattern safely.

Exercise for Migraine: When It Helps and When It Backfires

Could your migraine medication be feeding the headache cycle? Learn how rebound headaches develop and how to recognize and break the pattern safely.