Menstrually-related: Migraine. Hormonal changes can affect all women with migraine and most women experience an increased frequency of migraine attacks around the time of menses. They typically occur 3-7 days before day 1 of the menstrual cycle. Associated symptoms of menstrual migraine include depression or irritability, fatigue, bloating and breast tenderness. Rec: see headache or orofacial pain specialist.
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