Menopausal Headaches and Migraines

Research has shown that hormones, such as estrogen, are directly related to the development of headaches. Many woman report experiencing headaches a few days before their menstrual cycle, when hormone levels are declining. Migraines tend to show up in the middle of ones menstrual cycle as well, when a woman is ovulating.
Doctors believe that estrogen and progesterone effect chemicals in the brain that are related to headaches. The lower the estrogen, the more severe the headache. Women that typically suffer from migraines around the time of their menstrual cycle are more likely to experience headaches during menopause as well. Women in the premenopause phase will usually suffer from migraine attacks, which are in sync with their fluctuating hormone levels.

How Femestra can help alleviate headaches brought on by Menopause

Femestra works to alleviate large fluctuations in hormone levels. When hormone levels are stable, headaches will lessen in intensity and frequency.

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