Use this menopause help guide to learn about your menopausal migraines and how to treat them naturally. You can feel better!
The exact cause of pre menopausal migraines is a bit difficult to pin down. While it is clear that they are caused from an imbalance in our hormones, the type of imbalance is a bit trickier to figure out. The culprit could be low estrogen, low progesterone, or too much estrogen.
Make sure to see your doctor to be sure that your migraines are caused by menopause and not a more serious issue.
Natural Remedies to the Rescue
Magnesium
Taking 600 mg a day of this mineral can lower your blood pressure and help your migraines.
This is an herb that has been shown to reduce the number and severity of women's migraines. I recommend taking 125 mg tablet a day, but don't use this if you are taking other medications that act as bloodthinners.
This herb has been used by the Native Americans for centuries. It acts like a natural estrogen in our bodies, and can help ease your migraines. Take 20 mg twice a day. I recommend Remifemin.
This herb can act like aspirin and help to ease your headaches.
Drink herbal teas that contain ginger, licorice root, feverfew, or chamomile.
Eating soy can help to balance your estrogen levels and relieve your migraines.
Rubbing 1/2 to 1/4 tsp into your face, hands, stomach, or neck has been shown to relieve many women of their pre menopause headaches. I recommend Fem-Gest Progesterone Cream.
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