(HealthDay News) — Tracking your migraines can better prepare you to prevent or treat these often-debilitating headaches.
The Womenshealth.gov website suggests what to log in a headache diary:
- The date, time and duration of your migraine.
- What you were doing and where you were when the migraine began.
- Anything you drank or ate within 24 hours of the migraine.
- If you are a woman, the duration of your menstrual period.