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For the last 6 years ,I have been suffering from an episodic migraine, this time , it is mimicking sinus symptoms also , I want to know can migraine hurts continue 3 month daily
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Hi.. yes migraine can last long. It's better to take treatment continuously. Also you can try identifying the triggering factors and try avoiding them
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migraines that persist daily for months may indicate chronic migraine or a related condition like medication-overuse headache. Stress, anxiety, or unaddressed mental health issues can exacerbate migraines and even lead to somatic symptoms, such as sinus-like pain. A comprehensive treatment plan, including relaxation techniques, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and stress management, can help address the psychological factors contributing to chronic pain. Consult a neurologist to rule out physical causes and explore psychological support for pain management.
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