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Had first migraine aura without headache in 2000 they started again in 2011 i stopped drinking alcohol in 2008 and up until now 2018. could there be an unusual connection of stopping drinking involved ?used to drink inside normal guideline limits .
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Migrane: yes, there is a well known connection between red vine and migrane headaches, a lot of people, like a pavlov's dog , could not even look at the bottle.
Answered 3/20/2018
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