Hormonal Headaches Explained
Hormonal headaches can arise from fluctuations in various hormones, particularly estrogen and progesterone. Low levels of these hormones may lead to tension headaches due to their influence on vasodilation and inflammatory responses. Understanding the role of steroid hormones in gene expression and their effects on headache mechanisms is crucial for managing these types of headaches effectively.In this clip
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Related Questions
What causes hormonal headaches?
Do hormone-related headaches occur because of the drop in hormone levels after menopause or because hormone levels become consistently low? If the low hormone level is the problem, should headaches be worse or more frequent after menopause since only the fluctuations are removed?
How do hormones influence migraines?