"In a word, the worst time of year for my migraines is_____."

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   By mysticpeach2000

   March 7, 2012

   <p>Winter for some reason. Thank GOD it's almost over.</p>

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   By not found

   March 7, 2012

   <p>Summer. I want to be out in the garden doing stuff and enjoying the sun, but I can't do the physical work, or even much of anything before I'm in pain and the sun triggers pain too &#128577;</p>

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   By not found

   March 7, 2012

   <p>Have a sinus migraine today. Living in NE Ohio proves to be a challenge for me especially when the barametric pressure goes up & done, cold than warm and all the allergy triggers growing. Have a great all &#128512;</p>

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   By not found

   March 7, 2012

   <p>In a word, the worst time of year for my migraines is everytime there is a LOW pressure.</p>

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   By not found

   March 7, 2012

   <p>Winter</p>

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   By not found

   March 7, 2012

   <p>summer: high heat & humidity does me in. but this crazy weather now (in the midwest) with big pressure changes is also a major trigger.</p>

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      By not found

      March 7, 2012

      <p>i am the same way though i live in Cali...last weekend it was like 80 today its 60 and rainy last week was rough evryday i had a migraine from it being warm to cold and therain is givivg us an earlier allergy season</p>

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   By not found

   March 7, 2012

   <p>Spring</p>

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8. 

   By not found

   March 7, 2012

   <p>Hurricane season! </p>

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   By not found

   March 7, 2012

   <p>weekly</p>

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10. 

    By not found

    March 7, 2012

    <p>All the time, no difference, sometimes worse on holiday.</p>

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    By not found

    March 7, 2012

    <p>Though strong wind, is definitvely a trigger and polution and heat together, another one.</p>

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12. 

    By not found

    March 7, 2012

    <p>Toss up between Spring and Fall - sorry not one word but both seasons seem to be really bad for my migraines.</p>

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13. 

    By not found

    March 7, 2012

    <p>Summer. Those big H on the weather chart may mean heat and humidity to most people. To me the H stands for Headache.</p>

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    By not found

    March 7, 2012

    <p>Spring/Summe. When my allergies and sinuses act up, my migraines do too.</p>

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    By not found

    March 7, 2012

    <p>change of seasons.</p>

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       By not found

       March 8, 2012

       <p>winter</p>

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    By not found

    March 7, 2012

    <p>Always! But summer the most. Having chronic migraines, seasons have little impact. Barometric pressure changes are huge, but they happen year round. Sunlight is awful, that happens year round. Heat & humidity, along with the sun in the summer makes it impossible to stay outside for any length of time even though I'd like to is a bummer, so I usually go outdoors early in the day and late in the afternoon and evening. Makes me feel like a vampire, or the Wicked Witch of the West "OOOH I'm melting!". But I hate it when everyone's in the pool, or laying out in the sun, and I'm inside because the sun, heat, and humidity do me in.</p>

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    By not found

    March 7, 2012

    <p>anytime...when there is a change in the barametric pressure and allergy "season"</p>

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       By not found

       March 7, 2012

       <p>Now I know why my ears ring and plug up. I took Claritan. </p>

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    By not found

    March 7, 2012

    <p>always! Thanksgiving and Christmas are really bad as well... have missed those holidays several times. &#128577;</p>

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    By vstitch22

    March 7, 2012

    <p>The heat of the summer. High temps make me really sad.</p>

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    By marly11

    March 8, 2012

    <p>Summer for sure,the hotter the worse&#128577;</p>

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    By not found

    March 8, 2012

    <p>Fall and Winter.</p>

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       By not found

       March 9, 2012

       <p>I am sorry to hear you are suffering again. I will pray it passes</p>

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       By not found

       March 15, 2012

       <p>I hope you are feeling better this evening!</p>

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    By not found

    March 8, 2012

    <p>Spring: With all the changes in the weather all the time, my head is a baromator </p>

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    By not found

    March 8, 2012

    <p>Any time a front moves through.</p>

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    By taralane

    March 8, 2012

    <p>Fall seems to be the worst for me with a lot of storms coming in, but then so is winter, and spring and summer the heat is unbearable. Somehow I never find a place to live with air conditioning! I have so many triggers it doesn't really matter, but barometric pressure is a big one, and lately that has been going up and down like a yo-yo, so it is hard to say which season is worse.</p>

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    By Annie20

    March 9, 2012

    <p>summer and winter.</p>

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    By not found

    March 9, 2012

    <p>Winter. ANy dark, cold, or rainy weather kills me. spring and summer are delightful.</p>

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    By swhiddon

    March 11, 2012

    <p>I get migraines all the time. Basically every month. Hormone related.</p>

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    By not found

    March 12, 2012

    <p>summer storm season.I'm so glad I don't live in the tropics.</p>

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29. 

    By not found

    March 12, 2012

    <p>NOW</p>

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    By not found

    March 12, 2012

    <p>I'd say the holidays-only because when I migraine I miss out on family events-that makes me sad because I know it is a disappointment for my family.</p>

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       By not found

       March 14, 2012

       <p>&#128577; feeling like you are letting your family down is the worst part of dealing with a migraine.</p>

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       By not found

       March 15, 2012

       <p>It's so true-letting family down and even professors or people you work with....it's been tough to accept that I am not dependable. the migraines are just too frequent and unpredictable. trying to adapt. how about you?</p>

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    By not found

    March 12, 2012

    <p>Spring. I am thinking it has to do with the pollen.</p>

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    By not found

    March 12, 2012

    <p>Summer: The heat in the summer time is the worse for my migraines. All though last week I had 3 in a week. I have had them for 27 years and just wish they would go away!</p>

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    By not found

    March 13, 2012

    <p>365 days out of the year!!</p>

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    By not found

    March 13, 2012

    <p>Summer is the worse here in Central Florida. With the heat, humidity and the daily thunderstorms I am in horrible pain! I have at least 3 migraines a week during the summer sometimes more. But the spring is pretty bad as well. With the orange blossoms blooming and the weather bouncing from the 80's to the 60's it is a weather nightmare.</p>

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    By crochetlover11

    March 13, 2012

    <p>Definitely summer, with the high temps and risk of dehydration. It's been a bit better since starting OTC magnesium supplements, but it's still a problem.</p>

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    By elle

    March 14, 2012

    <p>Spring, especially the transition from winter to spring, when it rains a lot. This week has been ugly. &#128577;</p>

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    By not found

    March 14, 2012

    <p>Summer by far! Heat and glare and especially high humidities seem to be huge factors, maybe because they are so hard to control or modify. I once forced myself to plant 4 flats of petunias even though I knew a migraine was coming because damn, I wasn't going to waste yet another day out of my life-ps I ended up in bed for 3 days and the petunias died anyway-live and learn!</p>

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    By not found

    March 16, 2012

    <p>spring and fall.</p>

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    By dfonner

    March 19, 2012

    <p>Well, February seems to have been a GOOD month the past couple years. Here's to the coldest month having something good going for it...</p>

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