Warm weather triggers migraines

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   August 22, 2009

   <p>I just moved to Arizona and was doing fine for the first few months; however, I have been having quite a hard time with migraines since summer started...<br /><br />I guess I should be a snowbird!<br /><br />-Mike Cowden<br />@migrainemike<br />MigraineLiving.com: the free online Migraine Diary & Reporting Site</p>

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   August 4, 2011

   <p>Drowsiness and/or tissue pain on the onset of rapid barometric pressure drops is a sign of immune related inflammation of membranes mediating gas transport.<br> Inflammation isolates tissue by cell swelling on the protien tissue skeleton. Barometric pressure changes further locks the dam. I recommend a food sensitive elimination diet. MOST doctors will not advise on treatment free cures. 3 Days of a immune clean diet will nearly eliminate all such symptoms. Some fish have good slime, some need tropical water.</p>

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   August 12, 2011

   <p>This is true for me in a sense. If my body temperature gets too high, I get the worse migraines of my life! I can be inside with the air conditioning on and get too warm doing housework and trigger a migraine. It has contributed greatly to be becoming obese. What is a person supposed to do? If I can't exercise without triggering a migraine, or even be somewhat active how do I stay healthy?</p>

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   August 31, 2011

   <p>I live in Utah. And for the past 3 weeks I have received a migraine every day. It has been pretty hot. I have had migraines for over 13 yrs and I have tried everything to get rid of them.</p>

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      By not found

      August 31, 2011

      <p>I suffer from migraines too. Have u tried Maxalt? I tried every perscribed medicine for migraines and then my dr perscribed Maxalt it disolves on ur tongue and it really does work! U should ask ur dr for a perscription n try it out if u havnt already. Hope u feel better Kerry. &#128512;</p>

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      September 1, 2011

      <p>I have never herd of that. All I take is excedrin for mine. It work but it takes forever to kick in.</p>

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