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I get about 2 migraines each menstrual cycle. one before and one after. can i do anything to prevent these or treat?
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Yes: There are some medications, including birth control, that can help with migraine prevention. It would beneficial to speak to your primary care provider to determine if you are a candidate to start any of these medications.
Answered 10/30/2013
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