HORMONAL MIGRAINES! Why They Happen + What To Do About Them

[@jenniferkennedy1886]

Experiencing terrible migraine now and searching for help!

[@VoiceForTheSilenced]

I was feeling pretty sorry for myself this morning having, yet again another migraine. Thank you for making me feel less alone. ❤❤❤

[@jellyrcw12]

Magnesium supplement dramatically decreased my migraines. I highly recommend

[@layla8647]

Mine is so bad 🤮, that I now get Magnesium sulfate infusion once a month Via IV! But it hadn’t helped yet.

[@jenniferkennedy1886]

How much because I take magnesium and it does 0 for me😭😢

[@cathyleegrantham-schreifel7269]

My daughter has awful menstral migraines. Dr recommended magnesium, and I purchased some for her, but realized I have no idea how to tell her to take it. She is slightly mentally disabled and very scared/Leary/stubborn. How does she take it?

[@jellyrcw12]

@@cathyleegrantham-schreifel7269 I just take generic 500 mg magnesium from the pharmacy. I take them every morning with breakfast. Some people take them at night.

[@ghaniachauhdry3360]

Suggest me the name of this tablet please

[@sadia5564]

Our body is so amazing. I can always feel when my periods are coming days before. I automatically feel weaker and tiredness. And then I get the headaches. But these days I get headaches all throughout my period. And the annoyance and emotions are high.

[@ChronicallyAnwesha]

Same!

[@1Rachelria]

Thank you so much, I’ve been suffering with headaches/ migraine around my period for a while and didnt no why. I really appreciate this content.

[@emilywalker2683]

So refreshing to hear actual tips that we can use rather than just explaining the “why”. Thank you so much ❤️

[@src4409]

I started having hormonal migraines about a year or 2 ago (I'm about to be 39). They were always within 3 days before or after the start of my period, but recently they've moved to before my period by about a week or so.

[@lauracummings3437]

I'm the exact same . Always 3 days before or on the 3rd day of my period . This month for the first time I have had it a week after my period . How are you managing it?

[@phelac4888]

Thank you for the information, Crystal! I've struggled with migraines for years and finally I got off gluten and it helped a ton. When I do get then now it's usually around my period which I hadn't really thought about the connection. Great video!

[@jasmineasmod1286]

thank u so much crystal,for ur verry good advice,im so glad because of you i have learn how to heal my manny years suppering migrain everytime i have mistrual period.more power to you nd god bless u

[@nikim9194]

Wow.. as a hormonal migraine sufferer since my early 20’s this was enlightening.. Not sure why I’ve never thought to research this topic to seek relief, I’ve just dealt with it with heavy triptan drugs and nasal sprays. Thank you for this information.

[@CrystalKennings]

You are so welcome!

[@sincerelyanonymousox]

The doctor was useless! But everything you mentioned is what I research and found out over time and religiously implementing into my routine as much as possible has helped so much. Milk thistle, aswaghanda and teas from traditional medicinals help a lot too. Try it ladies ❤

[@bonarsayda]

Hi, how many miligrams for each?

[@sincerelyanonymousox]

@@bonarsayda1000mg for each esp magnesium chelated version

[@alysonmitts102195]

This video was an answer to prayers and answered so many questions. God bless you!! Jesus is coming soon!!

[@annaschmidt8577]

Your voice is sooo calming. I love listening to you ♥ great content, too (of course!)

[@CrystalKennings]

Thanks Anna! :)

[@MrsMMcG]

Passed this info to my oldest daughter. Thanks Crystal! ♥️

[@CrystalKennings]

You are so welcome

[@edwinacaparelli9911]

I know you!!! From simnet. Found your channel completely on accident by looking for the subject matter this video addresses. Subscribed!

[@marynguyen6417]

Omg, this is the first video that mentioned types of menstrual migraine andcit is the first time the iron deficiency is responsible for migraine, no wonder why my migraine got worsen given my ion had recently been tested to be low. Great video with lots of helpful info. Thanks!

[@sarahmayjohn]

Imagine listening to this on a headache

[@jellyrcw12]

Bless you! I am still figuring out my migraine triggers and this helped me so much. You got a new subscriber!

[@kerrischindler5561]

These are the videos i am so happy to see. I recently just turned 30. After my second was born, i began having "end menstrual migraines". I had no idea why they were happening or what could cause them. Thankfully it helped me begin a journey that I am excited for as it helped me quit drinking and its helping me learn to have a healthy relationship with food. Funny thing though is that since weaning in November, I now suffer from a headache around ovulation. our bodies always seem to be changing so now im looking into how to help the headaches around ovulation. Thank you for your videos.

[@strawberryme08]

Drink wheatgrass! And eat meat and foods with high vit c don’t take supplements because especially with iron what we take as a supplement isn’t usually bioavailable and we can get iron toxicity which perpetuates iron deficiency and causes a lot of issues. Also vit c as a supplement isn’t actually vit c it’s just Ascorbic acid the shell of a c molecule and it shoves iron into storage in the cell creating problems. But growing and juicing wheatgrass is amazing it has the highest vit c you can find and iron and copper (vit c molecule contains copper it helps process iron!) a lot of times we’re not actually iron deficient in the body we just can’t pull it from storage and use it because we lack the nutrients to do so oxo

[@src4409]

I did a food sensitivity blood test. I'm sensitive to turmeric, nutritional yeast, chia seeds, and about 30 other foods. Just wanted to let people know that they really need to get tested because a lot of "helpful" foods that so many people are pushing could be a trigger for you.

[@glendaanderson4969]

Those tests are just reading inflammatory responses so your body could be mounting an immune response from underlying viral load and using those foods to do so (epstein barr, streptococcus, hpv, ect). They're really not useful.

[@glendaanderson4969]

Think about it... all those foods you just mentioned are good for you.

[@glendaanderson4969]

Maybe not nooch... but the extra B12 might do something for ya

[@jayterra2060]

What was the name of the food sensitivity blood Test you took?

[@sabaatalal7470]

I tried yoga, massage, arumatheopy baths, and over the counter medication but nothing worked. I feel great pressure in my head and neck and as if my eyes going to pop out of my skull.. For two weeks now.. I have cupping appointment in two days I hope it eases the pain.

[@kkalchev1]

Hi I had a lot of neck pain that triggered migraines and found out I had a herniated disc that was pushing on the nerves associated with migraine pain. So you may want to check to see if it's a disc issue.

[@Aly-hu4zw]

Prenatals for me helped :) I wasnt using it for headaches just for hair and nails. To my suprise no more pms and headaches. They worked just as well as propranolol. They also worked right away.

[@catiabotelho5845]

Have you tried Reiki therapy?

[@dshazo3714]

I had migraines before I started elementary school. There were no meds until I was 50 years old. Vomiting, dark room and no sound. By puberty they amped up and lasted 5 days. By my twenties I got demerol and vistaril shots for pain and nausea. They became only abdominal by menopause and recently in my 60s got bad again.

[@tahirihachiaa1626]

I love your voice its so calming ❤❤

[@carmenhugo648]

I feel terrible when I am ovulating. Migrain occur in ovulation, tiredness,cramping.

[@fae137]

Ubiquinol is great for migraines too. I used it with B2 and magnesium to stop a massive attack.

[@jenniferkennedy1886]

What is that exactly?

[@Masqueesha]

@@jenniferkennedy1886 Ubiquinol is a form of CoQ10 and B2 is Riboflavin. I take both daily for my menstrual migraines. In my experience, the supplements haven’t stopped the migraines, but they have lessened the severity of them. Hope that helps!

[@veryplantyvegan9342]

Very helpful video! Thanks for sharing this. I suffered from premenstrual migraines on the pill. Now Im off the pill and still trying to find my hormonal balance. I dont have many migraines at the moment but recently I had some heavy ones.

[@ivysaur2305]

Thank you for taking the time to make these really informative videos

[@CrystalKennings]

Thank Ivy!

[@marie01ism]

My period is due in 2 days but i’m holding off on migraine pain killers as best as I can because im trying to conceive 😢 my migraine got so intense, i just took the pain killers after a negative hcg test. Been experiencing the headache for 4 days and every time the pain killer wears off, migraine would come back. The best approach is to hold off pain killers until im sure im not pregnant, but i just can’t handle the pain anymore huhu it hurts so bad

[@bubblesbubbles3415]

Awesome. I get migraines before, during and after sometimes 😭 Getting a total hysterectomy soon. Hoping and praying it helps!

[@MascaratoMidnight]

I've considered a hysterectomy soon JUST for relief from my migraines. But in the end, the results were mixed. Now I"m in perimenopause. And literally HALF of post menopausal women have full relief from migraines and half dont. So.....😂

[@bubblesbubbles3415]

@@MascaratoMidnight That is the consensus I have seen 😔 Even if my migraines were cut in half it'll be worth it. Eeeeeek! April 14th I go for surgery

[@MascaratoMidnight]

@@bubblesbubbles3415 TOTALLY worth it if you have ANY relief. Is this medical or all migraine related? YOU"VE GOT to keep me updated!!!

[@bubblesbubbles3415]

@@MascaratoMidnight It's everything. I just feel like death most days and it feels hormonal 😔 This cannot come fast enough. Thank you so much

[@bubblesbubbles3415]

@@MascaratoMidnight I'll try to remember to keep you updated. Maybe if you comment here around the time of my surgery I will remember. April 14th

[@cessvillarmea2865]

than you so much for this info... my God i got anxiety sometimes and paranoid on what was happening to me. you are a blessing

[@ChronicallyAnwesha]

I wish there was some med especially for period / menstrual migranes!😢

[@Chh_Nour]

you've talked about lowering prostaglandins and increasing iron intake, but what about premenstrual migraines? are there specific supplements or foods that can help balance out the fluctuating hormone and therefore prevent migraines?

[@tabtwm7125]

Try Himalaya evecare pills. They work for me

[@edwinacaparelli9911]

I recognize that kitchen behind you!

[@cleonawallace376]

Thanks, this has been really helpful. I've had migraines around my period for many years, as did my mum. For many years I never knew they were even considered a form a migraine though, and because I had previously also been diagnosed with tension cluster headaches, I never even thought to search for migraine help until the last few years. I'm 46 now, and although my cycle is still regular, i've noticed that my headaches have been getting worse around my period and ovulation, so I'm a little nervous about when perimenopause really starts!

[@FancyFeetForward-bx6mn]

Thank you so much for these tips! ❤

[@Shaema__]

Thankyou so much, I have been having migraines for over a decade and never considered just putting in the dates of my episodes into a calendar, I worked out pretty quickly while watching this video that my migraines are indeed hormonal! Going to try out iron and omega 3 and hope it helps!

[@debbrahblain3192]

Excellent video! What really helps me is exercise and magnesium!!! The best!

[@SandungaLuna]

Thank you for all the great information. I suspect I'm low in iron which is why I'm getting them.

[@michellesevilla455]

Very validating thank you for all the information and delivering it in such a calm and even hopeful way! Knowledge is power, and knowing we are not alone as migraine suffers also is helpful. Will definitely try some of these suggestions I’ve been suffering since I was 16 and I know that I am in perimenopause, which does have a correlation with migraines and once again, it is those great hormones as the culprit! Lol

[@careTWOdance]

This video felt so chill, like you were telling me secrets :) I like watching all your different energies, just to put that out there

[@CrystalKennings]

Thanks! I am trying to be a bit calmer in my videos, lol.

[@whitneymartinez3342]

Why did it take me so long to check out your channel?!?! Learned of you from your man. I started having hormone headaches when nursing my first child. I'm done having kids (I have 4) but I still experience them from time to time. Going PB and losing the baby weight has made a world of difference though. I do still get them from time to time and have been tracking them. I've been at a loss as to why. This has helped so MUCH! Thank you!

[@Alohalife221]

Your voice is soothing

[@GardenloveHomestead]

This was a great video! Thank you for making it! I love it! I grow food for all the health benefits and this side of making videos is what I wish I could explain. Yiur great at it!

[@CrystalKennings]

Thank you so much!

[@asmrfoodieuk7965]

Here I am dosed up on magnesium and b2 and still suffering:( going to try omega next and maybe feverfew

[@TheSanctuarySpace]

what are your thoughts on the effect of a hypersensitised brain stem being a factor?

[@ashleyjerrett7075]

@crystalkennings can you please share a video of how you do self care before your periods to prevent migraines??? It would be extremely helpful!!!! Thank you for the video❤❤💕

[@Womensnutrition]

This was so on point! Thank you!

[@sarah-dk1hr]

Thank you for sharing. 💛 I’m glad to know I’m not the only one.

[@MrsPlantinTexas]

Just sent you a msg on FB. Shared your channel with my followers. LOVE what you are doing here to help women! HUGS from TEXAS!

[@CrystalKennings]

Thank you!

[@diannessewingroom7]

Thank you so much for that Crystal it is really helpful. I have been supplementing this last week after your recent advice on instagram and trying to be more aware and make notes when my migraines occur. It is so kind of you to provide so much useful advice. Have a lovely week.

[@CrystalKennings]

Thank you Dianne, you too

[@MascaratoMidnight]

Love massage and chiropracty for my migraines. But for my menstrual migraines I use frovatriptan.

[@ricklicks42]

Eating a meat heavy Keto or Carnivore diet will GREATLY improve anyone's hormonal imbalance. Whether male or female. Nutritional yeast is a fantastic source of b vitamins, is very bioavailable, and can help with many of the deficiencies you mentioned. People need to stop being afraid of animal based foods. It's what got us to the place we are today!

[@seenso]

Could you cite your sources for these claims?

[@ricklicks42]

@@seenso No. Stop being lazy and look it up for yourself.

[@ricklicks42]

@@seenso You try to sound smart with such a reply, but you don't!

[@seenso]

Booooooooooooooooooo 👎

[@ricklicks42]

@@seenso It's called SCIENCE. Try it out for a few weeks. If you don't like it, I'll give you a 100% refund. 😆

[@joannasz2345]

Thank you, great video and advise. I so agree with you. I noticed such a difference now when I care more about my nutrition. Turmeric, black pepper oat milk, flax, edamame, wakame seaweed helped my menstrual health cycle 👍😊

[@candicefarrel472]

I am on my periods am having migraine my back is killing me am anemic thank God am going to the doctor tomorrow have fibords and endometriosis I take iodine and flaxseed and the headaches vitamin d

[@melrox8809]

I woke up with a migraine the other day when I got my period. I have neck pain a lot it's tight there. I took Motrin. I bought calm magnesium carbonate. I took it once but I think took to much bc I didn't like the way I felt. I need go visit my doctor.

[@MascaratoMidnight]

YES, I get pain in my neck too. I'm curious, if you dont mind, did your migraines start...or became chronic, after a car accident.

[@kkalchev1]

Hi I had a lot of neck pain that triggered migraines and found out I had a herniated disc that was pushing on the nerves associated with migraine pain. So you may want to check to see if it's not a disc issue.

[@rhythmrampal9231]

I have an exam tomorrow and have a premenstrual headache...happens everytime before my period

[@sam.alva.]

I’ve been looking for these answers and no one could give me them until now! Thank you so much crystal ❤️

[@CrystalKennings]

You're so welcome!

[@angelavasiliu3968]

A lot of useful information in this video.

[@CrystalKennings]

Thanks Angela :)

[@traceymundy4141]

Thanks beautiful more information to help my 15 yo daughter 💜

[@CrystalKennings]

Thanks Tracey! I hope it helps :)

[@chantellrenee]

Great video! Super informative!

[@CrystalKennings]

Thank you!

[@RebeccaWife1Mom4]

Thank you, Crystal! As always, coming through with the knowledge and help for a solution. 💛

[@TheCoookieCrumb]

I dont get migraine but im so glad i clicked on this video! I get pretty bad cramps that radiate into my legs and back. Im definitely going look into Omega-3's and check out your other video! Thank you! ❤

[@CrystalKennings]

You're so welcome!

[@latanya777]

What is the type of magnesium and iron is best. Or can you give a list of vitamins that Is good. Great video

[@Geethu_Mohan_DA]

Thank you very much. I’ve been suffering from years and I’m go try try one by one.

[@Rose-ew3fu]

Super informative video, I wish this is something my OBGYN talked more about. I know that migraines often present in one side of the head but when I see it on a diagram it’s always in front.. Is it possibly for them to present more towards the back of the head? Two days ago I suddenly started getting horrible headaches in the back right area of my head~ I noticed my neck is tighter on that side as well. Then yesterday I started my period, so I thought it could be related. Any advice would be much appreciated as i’m already drowning in medical bills and can’t really afford an extra check up. Thanks!

[@bharatnis]

Thanks very informative 👍

[@leighm9910]

Wild yam capsules or tincture helps tremendously also. I suffered w this for years (accompanied with vomiting) and low progesterone is a big part of it. Hence wild yam. Or get a progesterone cream from an ND. There can be emotional causes too, not just stress. Since menopause, it’s vanished. Yay! But those things got rid of mine by 75%.

[@PoeticRealm]

Thanks much for sharing 💕

[@Kritika022]

If you are also skipping your breakfast and other meals, and taking zero nutrition, taking zero amount of nuts, fruits, and greens, like me, then please, please start it now. Just eat three or four soaked almonds in the morning because you have a magnesium deficiency because you are getting headaches in your periods, and also take greens or iron and magnesium supplements you can take also, and be in the sun for some time in the morning for vitamin D. I know you are not taking any kind of sunlight and any kind of vitamin D, and you are doing a very stressful job, so do the techniques of reducing stress and build your mindset like that, so you do not have to stress all day, and do a physical activity in the evening or in the morning, it just can be a walk, or simply 10 minutes stretches, or playing badminton, bicycling, anything, but do it for one month, and your next period will be so calm, and you do not have to cry for a headache, it's not hormonal, it's not for estrogen, whatever, it's about your health. I was suffering from it, like it was extreme pain, but when I did this, I found out that I have magnesium, vitamin D, and iron deficiencies, so I worked on them, and now my periods go really calm, and I do not have any headache, it can be cramps, but headache will not bother you, so please try it, please, I genuinely want to help you. English is my second language so please do not mind the mistakes I made but please I'm here to comment just for you to try it take care of your health as much as you can . and DRINK WATER .

[@jaccimii8599]

thanks for that video

[@birgit.sowhat]

I started taking boswewllia serrata (not sure about the english word, maybe frankincense), it should help with inflammation. It will take a while but I hope to see some results in 6 to 8 weeks. Thank's for the video 🌼

[@starrstroh3578]

Have you tried Weedborn CBD yet?

[@CrystalKennings]

No, I do not use CBD personally!

[@starrstroh3578]

@@CrystalKennings Check out Weedborn.

[@iva11200]

Yes! Mg glycinate worked for me! Every Day 💪 not just last week of the cycle. Finally, after months of trial and error.. I’m so happy I could cry

[@user-dq2ym1nn9k]

is it still working for you? have you had further migraines?

[@Aly-hu4zw]

Prenatals for me helped :) I wasnt using it for headaches just for hair and nails. To my suprise no more pms and headaches. They worked just as well as propranolol. They also worked right away.

[@asmrfoodieuk7965]

What type of prenatals?

[@Esajali616]

My migraines it’s always 6 days after my period :(

[@GadisLeo786]

Anyway thank u so much for this info. 💖

[@liziejunie]

Thank you so much for this.

[@lilianmganyizi6286]

Asante 😊so helpful 💯

[@edenloba2134]

What medicine I take because every month I i have this struggle I have headache like this vedio also me very ralate

[@krinelescalona]

Thank you so much for this!!!!!!!

[@CrystalKennings]

You're so welcome!

[@Ninanina20233]

thank you for this video , I'm struggling with migraines tooo,sometimes can't leave my bed for days !! 😞😞

[@SaraLindstrom-u4f]

I have a horrid migraine about a week or two after my period ends. What can i do??

[@tabtwm7125]

This is soo helpful. Thank you soo much. I have been struggling with hormonal headache for the past 8 years. It makes my life soo difficult 😢

[@skybabe2375]

How are you feeling now, any improvement for the headaches? I'm going through this hell for 2yrs now, I don't get myself due to severe headaches/migraines 😭😢😭

[@tabtwm7125]

@@skybabe2375Hey. I use Himalaya pills just a week before my period till the last day of my period. I don't experience the headaches anymore. *Himalaya evecare pills*. Take 2 twice a day

[@SpiritOfAbsinthe]

I get it during ovulation and two days after I start my period. :( It usually lasts 1-3 days. :(

[@sistercookies]

Same. Has anything helped?

[@suztube9458]

Thanks, Crystal!

[@Kiddly3000]

I get headaches always on the 3rd day after I start it will last 10 to 16 hours during it I take Magnesium and potassium also some pain relivers and rest

[@glyalvarez4660]

big help. thank you ^^

[@adacebanico968]

It really helps me.. thank u

[@rachelD3005]

I just removed my birth control method on my arm and I’m still experiencing migraines. How long can one expect this?

[@Laurenjo25]

LADIES - Coffee enemas !!!! They have helped me stop migraines completely!!!!! Research and try! Wish I had tried this years ago ! I’m so happy now !!! We do not have to suffer please please give them a go!

[@asmrfoodieuk7965]

How does it work? Like what's the science behind it

[@clairerobertson4442]

Me !

[@mummababy9883]

Thank you love

[@rheajean1718]

Thank u!!!❤

[@theesewage7193]

I should’ve known I was going to get a migraine as I had light sensitivity yesterday woke up with this pressure headache on top of my head and on the sides of my head. Not sure if it’s hormonal usually I just get nauseous extreme tiredness I break out my back hurts and I go through mood swings I may have to add headaches to the list 😭

[@CrisSarsalejo-k4b]

Me too 😢😢😢

[@PhionaNabude]

Lemme look for ion

[@ZBrave.]

This is so painful😵‍💫

[@jenwylie4093]

I know my period migraines are brought on from my birth control.... You would think I would switch, but I haven't. :-|

[@GadisLeo786]

Hi recently i experience migraine before and during my menstrual. This is the second time i'm having it. Is it true that we can take Magnesium do manage the migraines before our period come? Pls help n share some tips. The pain is like throbbing so i got no choice i took a pain killer.

[@CrystalKennings]

yes magnesium supplementation can be really helpful!

[@FrootKat]

Gosh, you may have the most beautiful eyes I’ve ever seen!!

[@donnaveale6783]

I was same worse migraines ever before my periods came blurry vision hormonal fluctuations effected eyes like anything on proper medication beta blockers called propranolol really helping me scary genetics does this periods are two in month close together no breaks what so ever hormones constantly everyday