Hormone and Migraine (Vol.4 – Can hormonal migraine attacks be successfully prevented today? )

In this special short series about migraine we’ve learned that:
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Almost the majority of women with migraine have some type of hormonal migraine.
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The two main types of hormonal migraine are pure menstrual migraine and hormonally related migraine
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Hormonal migraine attacks are also more severe, longer-lasting and even more resistant to some treatments.
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Hormonal migraines will self-resolve for two-thirds of women in menopause.
The big question still remaining is what can we do today to prevent hormonal migraine? Can hormonal migraine be successfully managed and prevented?
Dr. Hutchinson: “ Absolutely… there’s many ways we treat it…There is light at the end of the tunnel’. There’s hope. There’s an excellent chance you’re going to be a lot better. And I’m an example of that.”
If this series on hormonal migraine has been helpful and you still want more we encourage you to consider purchasing a copy of the full expert interview with Dr. Susan Hutchinson. In the interview she goes on to answer much more including:
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What treatments can be used to effectively prevent hormonal migraine?
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What treatments are most effective for an acute hormonal migraine attack?
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What dosages are used?
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Who are the best medical experts to help you manage hormonal migraine?
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What natural treatments and approaches are effective?
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What common procedure in women can make hormonal migraine worse?
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What to do during pregnancy and breastfeeding?
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How to handle hormonal migraine during perimenopause and menopause?
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And much more.
We know first-hand how one piece of information can completely change the course of treatment for you or someone you love. Research has also shown that informed patients get better, faster.
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This expert interview with Dr. Susan Hutchinson on hormonal migraine is available for a limited time for just $9.97. Included in your order is the full video, audio file and transcript for you to keep so you can refer to the exact treatment or doses mentioned.