Headache due to periods:
Menstruation is a normal condition for women. Generally, this period exists from 12 to 45 years. Women experience bleeding during periods and various hormonal changes in the body. Due to the variation in hormone levels, headaches start 3 days before the start of the period, medically it is called Premenstrual headache. 3 days before the start of the period estrogen hormone decreases so headache occurs.
Premenstrual headache is similar to migraine. Severe headache. It is on one side of the head and can cause nausea and even vomiting. It may be difficult to see the light.
Premenstrual headache is quickly relieved by taking painkillers. Since the hormone decreases, this time can be treated with hormone therapy.
