Can ibs be the cause of my daily migraine headaches? if could be what can i do

Definitely, yes: A variety of factors can trigger a migraine attack in certain individuals who may have a genetic or neurochemical predisposition to migraine. The triggers such as weather-related changes, high humidity, high altitude, sensory input such as glaring or flashing lights, sunlight, loud noises, and exposure to odors, head trauma, stress, food and IBS, etc. See OFP specialist for exam.

It is possible: If you have IBS with predominantly diarrhea that can cause you to be dehydrated. Dehydration is one of the most common causes of headaches, including migraines which are more likely to occur when a person is dehydrated. For more info see: http://understandingmigraine.blogspot.com/ and http://helpdoctor-irritablebowelsyndrome-ibs.blogspot.com/