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blood sugar regulation

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In our live, online study of 1225 people with Migraine, 32% of 437 respondents have tried "blood sugar regulation":

Tried "blood sugar regulation" for Migraine?

What effect did "blood sugar regulation" have on your Migraine?

slightly worse	(3)
no effect / uncertain	(63)
moderate improvement	(46)
major improvement	(7)

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3 comments on blood sugar regulation:

When my blood sugar is stable, I am less likely to get a migraine. I am hypoglycemic so maintaining proper glucose levels is critical to my well-being.
Posted by: Anonymous April 20, 2009 2:41 pm

I also tend to get headaches/migraines upon skipping meals. But all too often I get them anyway. An endocrinologist administered a glucose-intolerance test and found that I was hypoglycemic. Since then I have been 100% diligent in monitoring my glucose levels throughout the day. So far there isn't a direct correlation to my headaches. The cause is still undetermined.
Posted by: farenflora September 25, 2008 8:26 pm

I had to make sure I ate breakfast - skipping it would increase my chance of getting a migraine in the afternoon.
Posted by: Alexandra September 12, 2008 3:16 pm