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I had migraines when i started menstrual and stopped in late teens. started back up in early 30s. i get getting aura for about 20 min then migraine. luckily migraine calms within a few hours after drinking water or taking tylenol. should i worry?

Q: i had migraines when i started menstrual and stopped in late teens. started back up in early 30s. i get getting aura for about 20 min then migraine. luckily migraine calms within a few hours after drinking water or taking tylenol. should i worry?

: I recommend consulting a neurologist with a special interest in migraine treatment and who is experienced with the latest treatment and preventive medications. It is well known that patients with certain aura have a higher incidence of ischemic stroke than those with out aura. . Get the best care for your migraines.

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I recommend consulting a neurologist with a special interest in migraine treatment and who is experienced with the latest treatment and preventive medications. It is well known that patients with certain aura have a higher incidence of ischemic stroke than those with out aura. . Get the best care for your migraines.

Answered 7/3/2021

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A member asked:

I had migraines when i started menstrual and stopped in late teens. started back up in early 30s. i get getting aura for about 20 min then migraine. luckily migraine calms within a few hours after drinking water or taking tylenol. should i worry?

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