Hormone therapy is safe for women suffering from migraine treating menopausal symptoms. Migraines are headaches of varying intensity, with the sufferer often complaining of nausea and sensitivity to light and sound.
Migraine patients are not advised to take hormone therapy due to simultaneous use of exogenous estrogen and increased risk of stroke in migraine-prone women.
Peter F. from Thomas Jefferson University in America This study clarifies information about the safe use of hormone therapy, especially in women under the age of 60, who are around the age of menopause, Chanthage said.
Jelena Pavlovic from Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York said, since migraine affects one in every four women.
They are often advised to avoid hormone therapy, so these new findings can have a significant impact on public health.
For this research, 67,903 participants were assessed by the study participants as having an association between symptoms of migraine, heart disease, and use of hormone therapy.
