Daily migraines

by Karen
(Tampa)

I have been having daily migraines since my daughter was 2 years old and now she is 18 years old. I have tried every kind of migraine medicine and therapy you can think of.

I had my second daughter 12 years after my first. She is now 7 years old. The only time my migraines went away was while I was pregnant with my second child. About two months after she was born they returned and were worse then ever.

I'm thinking that maybe it is a hormonal imbalance I could be fighting. Is this the case or does anybody have any idea on what could help me. Could it be estrogen?

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by: Bill

My wife has suffered badly from migraines for the last 30 years. Now they come more often then ever. What makes it worse is she was born deaf.

I suggested she do away with the patch a few months ago but she would sweat and just continued them. She took it off last night and we will see how she does without them for a few days. We also have tried just about everything from doctors to pills and shots. Nothing worked! She is 54 and has been on the patch for 11 years.

I have spent many nights in dark hospital rooms before and after she has gotten a shot. I will ask my Doctor about progesterone cream.

Daily migraines
by: Wray

Hi Karen It looks suspiciously like a hormonal imbalance between oestrogen and progesterone. Particularly as you mention the migraines going away during your pregnancy, when progesterone levels are high, and coming back 2 months later.

Progesterone levels drop after giving birth, precipitating many problems. Dr Dalton found progesterone very effective for migraines if they were tied to our cycle or pregnancy. If you do decide to try it, please read our webpage on oestrogen dominance, as I believe this is what you have and symptoms could become worse, before getting better.

http://www.progesteronetherapy.com/estrogen-dominance.html