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Family history plays a significant role. If migraine runs in your family, you may be more prone to experiencing it.
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Emotional stress and tension can provoke migraines in susceptible individuals, playing a role in triggering migraines.
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Fluctuations in estrogen, especially in women, are linked to migraine episodes, often occurring during menstrual cycles.
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Factors such as bright lights, strong odors, and certain foods like chocolate, cheese or alcohol can act as triggers for migraines.
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Excessive use of pain medications, even those meant for headaches, can lead to rebound headaches or migraines.
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Lack of sleep, irregular eating patterns, and high-stress levels increases the risk of migraines.
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