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Autism and Migraines?

PetitePip

I've been suffering from hormonal migraines (every month) for a couple of years now. On top of these, I've always had a tendency to get migraines when I feel too much emotion positive or negative. I've had them after my graduation  (positive) and after what I now recognise are meltdowns (negative). 

I've been struggling to find much information online about links between autism and Migraines and I wondered whether anyone else had similar experiences? 

Thanks!

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  • in reply to NAS73180

    So mine are prescription glasses, and it's a coating on the glass. It gives them I slightly blueish tint from the outside but to me all the light is softened so everything is ever so slightly softer in colour. You can buy non-prescription ones too in nearly every style. Amazon do them and some opticians sell non-prescription ones. They help me so much so I'd say irs definitely worth looking into.