Hello and thanks for posting,

We will try our best to reply, but if you also want other users experiences then we would suggest posting in another category on the forum in addition to 'ask the nurses'.

Breast Cancer Now have an online forum where you can talk to others about this as well.

Migraines can occur for a variety of reasons, and hormones do play a part. The Natural Migraine Centre has a factsheet about natural remedies. They do mention the use of magnesium supplements to help in relation to migraines, but we always recommend talking to your GP about any supplements that you are taking so they know. They suggest keeping a diary to record migraines to see if there are patterns related to other factors, such as stressors, or over tiredness.

Taking more omega 3 in the daily diet, and doing some gentle strength training has been reported as helping too. Migraines can become less frequent as the body adjusts to a new balance, often with hormone levels settling. Some women have tried acupuncture to help.

The Migraine Trust also have some useful information.

I hope that this helps.

Best wishes,

Vanda