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Percentage of migraine sufferers who can report a specific trigger for their attack, such as food, stress, alcohol, or weather.
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View All Migraines & Headaches NewsMigraines & Headaches Tip: Identify Food TriggersOne of the best ways to prevent headaches is to identify your food triggers. Chocolate, for example, can provoke a headache by dilating blood vessels, while processed meats, aged cheeses, alcohol, pickled foods, and onions can all be triggers. Keeping a food diary can help you track your diet and understand which foods to avoid. |
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