… Desogestrel-only contraception may reduce headache frequency and improve quality of
life in women suffering from migraine. Eur J Contracept Reprod Health Care 2013; 18: 394–400. …

… limited to the menstrual period, even though more migraineurs in general reported headache
aggravation during menstruation. Oral contraceptive pills had a significant worsening effect …

… contraception, which may generate new headaches or aggravate or ameliorate pre-existing
headache. … the different types of contraception, including hormonal contraception, should be …

… Headache Disorders identifies at least two entities evidently related to the use of combined
… contraceptives: exogenous hormone-induced headache and estrogen-withdrawal headache…

… oral contraceptives (OCs) can change its character and frequency." Changes in the headache
… therapy of hormone-related headaches, in particular those headaches associated with the …

… hormonal contraceptives, we … contraceptive containing 0.120 mg etonogestrel/15 µg ethinyl
estradiol. Standardized calendars that specifically document bleeding patterns, headache …

… Clinically, oral contraceptives (OC) can influence pain in both migraine headache and …
OC are able to alter the severity of headache attacks as well as the detection or pain …

… A retrospective analysis of prospective headache charts from migrainous women who used
the POP or COC in our clinic between July 2009 and July 2013. The quality and quantity of …

… The criteria of International Headache Society for migraine and tension headaches were
used to diagnose headache. The severity and the frequency of headaches before and after the …

… headaches and of them, more than 50% report an association with their menses [31]. The
International Headache … eliminate or reduce the estrogen decline that can trigger a headache. …