Migraine headaches in women occur more obviously around the time of menstruation. Fatigue leads to neurovascular dysfunction that triggers headaches, and once migraine headaches intensify, nausea, vomiting, anorexia, and other symptoms can occur, so early detection and early treatment are recommended. The female cycle brings migraine headache research shows that about nearly 1/2 of the women who have migraine headache have had onset before and after menstruation. The symptoms usually strike 2-3 days before the menstrual period and the pain is short-lived, lasting no more than two hours at a time. This is caused by the ovaries secreting more hormones before menstruation. Stress brings about migraine headachesThere is an increasing number of patients who visit hospitals with migraine headaches caused by stress, far more than those with hormone-induced migraine headaches. The attacks usually occur in the late afternoon and are characterized by a feeling of pressure and constriction. This is because when stress comes, making mood swings, blood pressure rises, heart rate increases, muscle tension, such as the inability to timely release the pressure, migraine will occur. Solution: 1, estrogen: before the menstrual period can take 3 days of estrogen under the guidance of the doctor; 2, diet control: before and after the menstrual period to eat more food to help ease the role of hormones, such as milk, fruits, vegetables, oats, oysters and so on. 3.Hot compresses: hot towels can be used on the back of the neck, which can dilate blood vessels with heat and relieve pain; 4.Massage: curl the index finger and stroke the forehead with the inner side for 30 times, from the middle of the forehead to the temples; rub the temples with the middle finger for 30 times; and make a dry face-washing motion with the palm of the hand for 10 times. It is recommended that treatment be carried out according to the guidance of the doctor, and during the female menstrual period must pay attention to regulate the mood and pay attention to rest.