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I am 63 yrs. old i have migranes and have had them for 20 yrs. i thought they would stop after menopause but they have not ?
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Not related: Most migraines are not hormonally related as demonstrated by your case, unless you are now taking hormone replacement. If you have several a month ask your dr. About a beta blocker to prevent them.
Answered 9/28/2016
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