Weather and temperature changes
A shift in the weather can trigger your headache. “Weather is a common trigger for migraines,” says Vincent Martin, MD, the director of the Headache and Facial Pain Center at the University of Cincinnati Gardner Neuroscience Institute and president of the National Headache Foundation.
“Barometric rises and falls could trigger a headache by activating the trigeminal nerve in the sinuses. The changing pressure could be sensed by the inner ear, too,” he says.
If the weather brings a change in temperature, Martin says, your head could suffer. “Changing temperatures are also commonly reported by migraine patients as a trigger, particularly large swings in temperature.”
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Thank you for providing information indicating where and how a headache can transform into a migraine or worse if not preventing the food intake and how to prevent a headache to gets started with the nature aliments. I like the names given to the nerves of the brain the causes the triggers.
I am looking forward to learning more of what you might share with us in other areas of the body and brain.