Impact of Rising Temperatures on Migraine Headaches
Rising temperatures are linked to an increase in migraine headaches, according to a study by University of Cincinnati College of Medicine researchers. The study found that for every 10 degrees the temperature rises, there is a 6% increase in headache occurrences.
Key Points
- 6% increase in headache occurrences for every 10 degrees temperature rise
- Migraines affect at least 39 million Americans
- Weather change is a common trigger factor for migraines
Pros
- Study sheds light on the correlation between temperature and migraine occurrences
- Provides insights for potential preventive treatments for migraine headaches
Cons
- Higher temperatures may lead to more frequent and severe migraine episodes