OCP's and migraines: There are various contraindications to using estrogen-containing birth control methods due to the risk of blood clots. One includes migraine with aura. While there is no consensus in the guidelines regarding whether estrogen-containing contraception is contraindicated, many suggest using a progestin-only method or barrier contraception. You can discuss your options with your primary care doctor.
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Yes: There are so many causes of complicated migraine that you should not exclude any specific possibilities. If you have a concern, initiate new meds with the oversight of a qualified neurologist.
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