I have always had migraines since the age of 8.the migraines have never stopped and i am now 29 years?

Migraines: Your migraine headaches are probably influenced by your menstrual cycles in that they started just before puberty. Perhaps seeing a neurologist that specializes in headaches may benefit you or a doctor that can help with hormonal imbalances. Meanwhile try to figure out what triggers the migraines and avoid the triggers as much as you can.

See your neurologist: Certainly you should be under the care of a neurologist. It is not uncommon to have a history of migraine from a young age that persists. There are many effective treatments.