… was a significant association between oral contraceptive use and reported headache; all
headache subtypes reported consistent effects for the association with oral contraceptives. …

… who suffer from migraine headaches and patients who seek contraception. The purpose of
this review is to present recent studies on contraception among patients with migraines and …

… and by the huge diversity of contraceptive methods. Future observational studies and …
contraception in migraineurs benefits from a thorough assessment of the individual headache …

… contraceptives (CHC) can trigger migraine onset or worsen the course of migraine [1,2,3].
A typical trigger for headache … of hormone-withdrawal headaches, if has been shown that …

… Therefore, exogenous estrogens such as those contained in combined hormonal
contraceptives (CHC) might interfere with the course of headache in women with migraine. In most …

… form of contraception, including patients with migraines. Migraine is a common headache
disorder … Reproductive age women with migraine commonly use oral contraceptives for both …

… An APRN in clinical practice must be aware of how a history of migraine headache affects
contraceptive choice. Migraine headache without aura is not an absolute contraindication to …

… In such situations, combined oral contraceptives are best taken in a … headaches of this
type (31, 32). If the administration of combined oral contraceptives fails to relieve the headache, …

… the baseline headache frequency influences the OCP use behavior subsequently. Women
who have a higher headache frequency may favorably choose nonhormonal contraceptive …

… for contraceptive counselling were screened. The intervention group comprised women who
opted for contraception … comprised women who continued their usual contraceptive (n = 36). …