A member asked:

I have severe headaches triggered by tropical storms. does anyone know why or have the same problem?

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Barometric pressure: Many people have headaches that are triggered by barometric pressure changes. A tropical storm would be indicative of low barometric pressure. You may wish to see your pcp or an ENT to may sure you have open nasal and sinus passages. A short term use of decongestant sprays or oral decongestants during this process or just before may abort your problem. Good luck!

Answered 2/15/2019

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Dr. Mark Fisher answered

Specializes in Neurology

Migraines?: You need to see a doctor in order to establish whether your headaches are migraines, which can be triggered by weather changes.

Answered 4/7/2019

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