Q&A: Seasonal allergy symptom treatment may also improve migraine outcomes
As allergies emerge each spring, so do migraines. The American Migraine Foundation says that 37% of people with allergies also have migraines, compared with 5% of people who do not have allergies, in an association that increases with age.However, the organization notes, allergens are not responsible for triggering migraines. Instead, the symptoms caused by the allergens then cause the migraines.