Migraine in the Elderly
Overview
Many patients experience a reduction in migraine attacks in their later years. But some patients even experience new-onset migraine. Managing migraine in elderly patients means factoring comorbidities, like high blood pressure and stroke risk, into a treatment plan. Our experts explain more age-related considerations you should recognize in patients 65 years and older. That includes specific primary and secondary headaches to look out for.
Patient Resources

Starting a Migraine Support Group | The American Migraine Foundation

Migraine Through A Woman’s Life | American Migraine Foundation

Veterans and Migraine | American Migraine Foundation

Stroke, Heart Disease & Migraine | American Migraine Foundation

What to Know About Low-Pressure Headaches | AMF
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