Do I need to stop drinking completely if I have migraine?

Not necessarily. If you haven't confirmed alcohol as your trigger, a blanket ban may not help. A headache specialist can help you make this decision based on your own pattern.

More FAQ's

Could my exercise headache be a sign of heart disease?
Is exertion headache the same as thunderclap headache?
My exercise headache always resolves within an hour — do I still need evaluation?
Can I continue exercising if I get exertion headaches?
How do I know if it is exertion headache or a migraine triggered by exercise?
Every time I do heavy lifting my head pounds — is that normal?
Do I need to stop drinking completely if I have migraine?
How do I know if alcohol is really my migraine trigger?
Is a headache the morning after drinking the same as a migraine?
What in wine is thought to cause migraine attacks?
Why does red wine get blamed more than other alcohol?
Does alcohol really trigger migraine attacks?
Where is the clinic located and is parking available?
How soon can I get an appointment?
Does insurance cover treatments like Botox?
Do I need a referral to see a migraine specialist at Haven?
What insurance plans are you in network with?
Which areas of Orange County does Haven serve?
Do I need to visit in person?
What types of headaches does Haven treat?
How quickly can I see a specialist at Haven?
What makes Haven different from other neurology clinics in Orange County?
Do they offer urgent appointments for severe migraines?
Does Haven Headache & Migraine Center accept insurance?
How do I know if my headaches need a specialist in Orange County?
What treatments are available beyond medication?
Do you treat children or only adults?
How soon can I get an appointment?
Is Haven Headache & Migraine Center covered by insurance in Orange County?