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husband with migraine

I would like to know that my husband has at least once a week very bad migrainebut last nite he started to have again and today he is very bad again he had 3 times nosebleed and 3 times vomited. He is obese but he says that it was from chicken what i did last nite but it was well cooked and even was dry too and I`m ok. Would be this coz of the food or because his weight? Thank you
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973741 tn?1342342773
Food can cause migraines as that was my trigger----  ingredients such as artificial sugar for example.  But i will tell you that food poisening is absolutely accompanied by a horrible headache and vomiting.  He can see a doctor for either of these.  But his weight shouldn't be a factor unless he is having a heart attack or the precurser for such (which his weight would be a risk factor).  So, I'd have him see a doctor.  good luck
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1527510 tn?1392301344
He would need to see a doctor. If he is getting migraines that often and it's accompanied by vomiting and nosebleeds then there is most likely something going on. Chicken not being cooked well enough, wouldn't cause that.
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