4 Ways to Take Control and Reverse Your Chronic Migraines
There are a number of factors that could progressively increase the frequency of migraines from episodic (fewer than 15 per month) to chronic (15 or more per month). Medication overuse is a major one, but other culprits can include obesity, depression, excessive caffeine use, snoring, and sleep disorders. Verywell / Emily Roberts Implement Good Sleep Hygiene Interestingly, the vast majority of people with migraines also deal with insomnia, a risk factor associated with the likelihood of progressing from episodic migraines to chronic....