If you’re like me and can predict a thunderstorm better than most weather apps, chances are you’ve experienced a migraine triggered by a sudden rise in barometric pressure. It’s not just a coincidence; the link between weather shifts—especially storm-induced pressure changes—and migraines is real and can be brutal. I used to think I was being…
Ever noticed how some people can predict a storm better than any weather app? Well, I’m one of those “human barometers.” Whenever the air pressure takes a nosedive, my head becomes a battlefield of throbbing pain. It’s not some weather superstition—it’s a storm-barometric-pressure-drop-migraine, and it’s as real as it gets. If you’re like me, you…
Last weekend, I was all set for a relaxing Saturday — tea in hand, book by my side — until an all-too-familiar pounding started creeping in. That dreaded migraine. What made it worse? A storm was rolling in. Again. I’ve been tracking these episodes for years, and I’ve started to notice a pattern: when the…