Headaches during pregnancy can be troublesome, but, unless there’s a more serious underlying cause, they’re usually normal, especially in the first and third trimesters, writes Melany Bendix.
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It’s best to get the condition sorted out before falling pregnant. Migraine may become worse during the first three months of pregnancy, but is most women, the migraines remits or ameliorates during the last six months.
