Migraine Again

As much as I love the longer, lazier days of summer, I actually start dreading it around May. I live in a state that gets really, really hot and has monsoon storms in the summer. My migraine brain does not enjoy this perfect storm of triggers, and my attacks seem to rise right along with the mercury. This week’s featured article explains why summer can wreak havoc on those of us with migraine and offers 12 tips on how to be proactive when the weather is out of our control. Plus:

•	The joys and challenges of patient advocacy when you have chronic migraine

•	The latest research on Botox for migraine relief

•	Our favorite drinks for soothing an upset stomach

Stay cool,

Wendy Neri
Senior Editor
Migraine Again

Don’t Let Migraine Steal Your Summer: 12 Tips for Keeping a Cool Head

By Wendy Neri

Summertime is full of potential migraine triggers like heat and humidity. These 12 expert-backed tips can help you suffer less this season.

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Thinking About Migraine Advocacy? Here’s What Advocates Want You to Know

By Holly Gerring

June is Migraine and Headache Awareness Month! Learn how you can get involved in patient advocacy with tips from veteran migraine advocates.

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What to Expect From Botox for Migraine: From Side Effects to Success Rates

By Crystal Llamas

Botox is approved for the prevention of chronic migraine, and new research suggests it may be helpful for episodic migraine, too. Here's what you need to know if you're considering this treatment.

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Feeling Sick? 7 Drinks That Help Relieve Nausea Quickly

By Paula Dumas & Angie Glaser

When you don’t feel like eating anything, these drinks that help relieve nausea may soothe your stomach. Stock up at the market before nausea strikes again.

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A Path to Better Days

June is Migraine & Headache Awareness Month! As a partner of the Coalition for Headache & Migraine Patients, we believe better days are ahead for people living with migraine and other headache disorders. If you identify with these symptoms, know you're not alone and that you have treatment options for relief.

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