be Well: How to treat a migraine
Dr. John Whyte, from WebMD, helps us manage migraines and even prevent them.
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Jan 28, 2025, 2:43 PM
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7ds agoIt's not unusual for doctors to see an uptick in migraines during the winter.
Migraines are more prevalent this time of year because of things like poor sleep, increased stress and even the smells of the season.
Dr. John Whyte, from WebMD, helps us manage migraines and even prevent them.
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