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Yes, headaches and migraines are quite common in people with MS. Studies show that about 27% of people with MS experience headaches as an ongoing symptom, and more than half (57.7%) report having at least one headache in their lifetime.

Common triggers for both MS flare-ups and migraines include
• Stress
• Fatigue
• Lack Show Full Answer

Yes, headaches and migraines are quite common in people with MS. Studies show that about 27% of people with MS experience headaches as an ongoing symptom, and more than half (57.7%) report having at least one headache in their lifetime.

Common triggers for both MS flare-ups and migraines include:
• Stress
• Fatigue
• Lack of sleep
• Poor diet
• Weather changes
• Drugs and alcohol
• Infection Light sensitivity (photophobia) frequently accompanies migraines, affecting about 4 out of 5 people who experience them. Many MyMSTeam members have reported that excessive sunlight can trigger their migraines. Over 22,849 MyMSTeam members have shared their experiences with headaches, including migraine headaches.

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