Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a completely different theory. This is how abdominal migraines present for my daughter. She gets extremely tired, sometimes throws up and then feels completely better. Sometimes long exposure to the sun will trigger them for her. Hardly ever a headache associated with them, which can be confusing for people because of the word migraine, but look it up and see if you’ve ever experienced anything else like that.
This is what I get. If I’m in the sun, I have to drink double my normal amount of water. Coupled with not eating enough and I’d definitely have a migraine. Throw in some alcohol and I’d have a miserable migraine
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Writing a little essay about this is hilarious to me for some reason
Same. OP has nothing better to do but ruminate on this one afternoon?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you see the comment earlier about migraine? Sometimes an atypical migraine can present like this and it might be brought on by the heat or alcohol
I'm convinced it was this.
Anonymous wrote:I have a completely different theory. This is how abdominal migraines present for my daughter. She gets extremely tired, sometimes throws up and then feels completely better. Sometimes long exposure to the sun will trigger them for her. Hardly ever a headache associated with them, which can be confusing for people because of the word migraine, but look it up and see if you’ve ever experienced anything else like that.
Anonymous wrote:Did you see the comment earlier about migraine? Sometimes an atypical migraine can present like this and it might be brought on by the heat or alcohol
Anonymous wrote:Writing a little essay about this is hilarious to me for some reason