11. Headaches and Migraines: The Cerebral Distress
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When it comes to angioedema, headaches, particularly migraines, can often be overlooked. Many might not immediately link these painful episodes to their angioedema, yet there’s an undeniable connection for some sufferers.
The headaches experienced can range from mild to debilitating migraines. These aren’t just casual headaches; they can be the result of inflammation and fluid buildup in and around the brain’s protective membranes.
The pain isn’t limited to just headaches. Some individuals might experience sensitivity to light or sound, vision disturbances, or even nausea. These associated symptoms can further cloud the link between migraines and angioedema, leading many to treat them as separate entities. (11)
