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Menopause |
Migraine headaches01/04/2008 |
I have been getting a bad headache along with nausea and vomiting about once a month and it seems to come on after i have had some kind of alcohol. could it be the alcolhol or i thought maybe it was from menopause. i have gotton a headache also without any alcohol that caused me to get sick to my stomache.
If you are having new headaches that you never had before, please check with your physician. Migraines can be associated with nausea and vomiting. They can be related to menses in some women and they can get worse during the transition to menopause. Menstrual migraines often disappear after menopause.
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Margery Gass, MD Formely, Professor, Clinical Obstetrics & Gynecology College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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