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Old 09-23-2010, 02:47 PM #1
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Default What causes your migraines and what do you do about it?

I’ll keep it short…

A trigger of mine is air travel;

Cause is cabin pressure and the oxygen change .

Inhaling steam from a towel or a cup of hot water has helped. Simply ask a flight attendant for a hot cup of water and a towel. The nice warm and humid air has helped calm a few episodes for me.
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