Drink lots of water. Eat something with less carbs more protein and fat. Coffee obviously. Try to get a short legs up the wall meditation if you can or even just a quiet moment resting your eyes. I like to use a cold sheet mask but if you don’t have any rip a paper towel into a few pieces, soak them in water, put them in the freezer and then plaster them onto your face to cover most of it… feels soooo good
Mar 3, 2025

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THANK U!!!!🫶🫶🫶I will be doing all of this the second I get home from work. A sheet mask is a very good idea !!!!
Mar 3, 2025
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valoorie stay strong angel!!!!
Mar 3, 2025

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Other than naproxen or ibuprofen and caffeine, here are some of mine that usually help: - ice cap/pack on head - sleep and/or darkness (sunglasses otherwise) - hair tugging (like another rec said!) - gua sha - hot shower - staying hydrated and avoiding excess sugar - ginger tea or ginger hard candies to help with nausea - OTC allergy meds - some people swear by exercise but that rarely works for me, always worth trying if you’re up for it though - orgasm - forcing myself to snack even if the migraine is making me nauseous (goldfish crackers are great for this)
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