Weather Changes
Many people can have a headache when the weather changes. Some common triggers can be sunlight, humidity, wind speed, thunderstorm, or low or high temperatures. Currently, there is still no science or evidence before this association. If weather conditions can make you feel pain, then it is better to adapt and take preventive measures. A simple tip is to record your symptoms and inform your healthcare provider to create a plan for lessening or preventing other attacks in the future. Some medications can help manage your migraines or headaches as well. [8]
