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FALLBROOK – Headaches can be difficult to handle and hard to see coming. Various things, including the weather, can trigger a headache. The American Migraine Foundation indicated that barometric pressure fluctuates as the seasons change, and those variations can lead to migraines.
Changes in the weather may contribute to ocular migraines, a specific type of headache that tends to catch people off-guard more often than not.
Understanding ocular migraines
A migraine that involves a visual disturbance is called an ocular migraine, according to Healthline. Ocular migraines may develop with or with...
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