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If someone is diagnosed with migraines, is that considered a lifelong diagnosis, or can they later be considered "cured"?
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In many cases yes: Migraine affects 30% of women over a lifetime. . Migraine is considered recurrent, often life-long, but the symptoms can change throughout a person's lifetime. For example the onset of physiologic menopause (natural menopause) improved migraine in most women.
Answered 7/16/2015
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