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Courtney_J
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Hello @depressedme, thank you for opening this discussion! Do you have chronic migraines, or do you think they're a result of stress or your other medications? Recovering from a migraine the day after can be tough. Let me tag some other members who can possibly share with you.
Hi everyone, have you ever experienced a migraine "hangover" like @depressedme describes? If so, what does it feel like for you? Is there anything you do or take to feel better after a migraine?
@Egrady @Lalataylor09 @molliebear @Rissahalol9989 @Kwhartman @BLW84* @esmermonte @ChristyL7393 @Kelly4olaf @MrsMigraine @Wyogal @JuJuBsMommy @Marci1116 @Cindy1983 @Mrsamw525 @Coolahrens @Psirokman
Feel free to share with us here!
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Courtney
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Every time I have a bad migraine attack I always feel like crap in the days after. It really sucks because it's bad enough having the migraine which typically derails my week, but then when it's over it keeps on giving by making me really weak and wobbly and exhausted. Does anyone else feel like that?