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Hyperthyroidism and Migraines - Is there a connection?
Is there a connection between migraines and hyperthyroidism?
I dealt with migraines for years. Somewhat got them under control. A year or two later, I developed Graves' Disease. That was gotten under control. Then about a year later the migraines came back. Now both are in full bloom. Is there a connection?
I dealt with migraines for years. Somewhat got them under control. A year or two later, I developed Graves' Disease. That was gotten under control. Then about a year later the migraines came back. Now both are in full bloom. Is there a connection?
Hypothyroidism affects major body function, as thyroid hormones help regulate them. When there is thyroid hormone imbalance, you may suffer side effects, which include an increased number of migraines. If you have thyroid disease then migraine can occur frequently. Due As compare to men and women percentage women facing this more due to different hormone level. Levothroid balances thyroid hormone level. for more information on levothroid visit http://www.buylevothroid.com
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