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Is it normal for migraines to change?
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Absolutely: All migraines are triggered by internal or external events, and can even be affected by medication usage. We used to be alarmed by changes in headache patterns, but no reason to be surprised by changes in frequency or intensity, as this is part of migraine over time. If you are getting worse, have a headache specialist help.
Answered 8/27/2015
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