This may be a form: of migraine (vertiginous migraine). Hormonal changes trigger a cascade of events that result in acephalgic vasospastic migraine. There are ways to diagnose this: An EEG done in this critical period may show excessive vasoreactivity during hyperventilation. Typically this responds to anticonvulsant medication (as do most types of vasospastic migraine) I also recommend avoiding DHE and triptans
Answered 5/18/2016
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