Is there connection? I get told that stress does not cause migraines but is depression a trigger? But, then I look on WebMD and my mind was instantly blown! So I will sum up this title and go with what I found. My depression is neatly wrapped around migraines and vice-versa, I see less migraines when I am not depressed, when you see how long I am faced with migraines it will give a better scope on what migraines mean to me and how important it is to over come.
"WEDNESDAY, May 22 (HealthDay News) -- Migraines and depression can each cause a great deal of suffering," said on webMD website. "But new research indicates the combination of the two may be linked to something else entirely -- a smaller brain."
What the hell, if it was not hard enough that the further I went to college the material gets harder with deeper conceptual focal points. This one search hijacked my post. I went to college for zoology, a challenge for a normal person who was denied all real science classes in high school.
Being from Chicago as a child I was placed in special education possibly from lower test, but later you would know that the Chicago education is crap, I was taught wrong from he beginning no disability there.
I had migraines since I was about knee-high to a grasshopper. I have been depressed since the age of 12 at least.
"The difference in size -- about 2 percent -- isn't alarming, study authors said, but needs further research to determine if the disparity causes any meaningful health effects," WebMD said.
Well this gives me more reason to push harder. Both has been a problem with me for me for a long time as if both comes in pairs.
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