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A member asked:
Can migraine be a symptom of not being pregnant? i had an embriyo transfer 6 ago and my headache started like the ones that i suffered before.
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Yes: Migraines can definitely be related to changes in hormones and i'm assuming given that you had an embryo transfer that you were taking hormones. While headache isn't a sign necessarily of 'not being pregnant' it can be a sign of changes in hormone levels.
Answered 8/30/2013
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