Some folks experience all of these symptoms and more. Sometimes people are under such constant stress that they fail to notice the effect stress is having on them. Stress, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. Anything can be stressful, and yet, no two people will find the same things stressful. Stress isn't always just a consequence of negative experiences either.
Some migraine sufferers report that headaches begin after a stressful situation has passed.
It is during a kind of emotional letdown period following stress that they are most likely to develop headache. All of these potential migraine triggers make it hard to keep track of which ones might be affecting you. PainCare.net makes it easier for you in two ways. First, we have put together a combined list of the most common primary migraine triggers. By clicking on the buttons below, you can view the list or print it out for easy reference when you are away from your computer.