AI Article Synopsis
- Women experience migraines more frequently than men, and some secondary headaches are also more prevalent in women.
- Hormonal changes due to menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause influence how often headaches occur and how they are treated.
- Oral contraceptives may be prescribed for women suffering from migraines, but certain precautions are necessary.
Article Abstract
Women have more migraine than men. Some secondary headaches are more common in women. Menses, pregnancy, and menopause have an impact on the frequency and treatment of headache. Oral contraceptives can be used in women with migraine with some precautions.
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