I've read that many migraine sufferers who have had RNY see some improvement in their headaches. As sit here, regretting signing up to be room mother at my daughter's dance recital today, and waiting for my meds to kick in, I'm hoping this is true for me. (I'm about to spend 3 hours in a dressing room with nearly 100 screaming little girls in tap shoes!) Has anyone post op noticed less headaches?

I've read that many migraine sufferers who have had RNY see some improvement in their headaches. As sit here, regretting signing up to be room mother at my daughter's dance recital today, and waiting for my meds to kick in, I'm hoping this is true for me. (I'm about to spend 3 hours in a dressing room with nearly 100 screaming little girls in tap shoes!) Has anyone post op noticed less headaches?

Yes, I've noticed a difference.

Yes' date=' I've noticed a difference.[/quote']

Are they less frequent? Or less intense? Easier to "break"?

Good luck Debra

I've read that many migraine sufferers who have had RNY see some improvement in their headaches. As sit here' date=' regretting signing up to be room mother at my daughter's dance recital today, and waiting for my meds to kick in, I'm hoping this is true for me. (I'm about to spend 3 hours in a dressing room with nearly 100 screaming little girls in tap shoes!) Has anyone post op noticed less headaches?[/quote']

It's true, I get them often had a horrible one on the day of surgery...since then nothing, yes

When you do not eat, seems like it can be a trigger.

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Mine are less frequent.

Less about every 3 months from every month.

I've read that many migraine sufferers who have had RNY see some improvement in their headaches. As sit here' date=' regretting signing up to be room mother at my daughter's dance recital today, and waiting for my meds to kick in, I'm hoping this is true for me. (I'm about to spend 3 hours in a dressing room with nearly 100 screaming little girls in tap shoes!) Has anyone post op noticed less headaches?[/quote']

Bless you for your sacrifice! Praying over this situation for it to be great and no migraines for you.

Bless you for your sacrifice! Praying over this situation for it to be great and no migraines for you.

It was good. 200 little rappers screaming and chattering. Was still a little achy, but ok...thank you!

It was good. 200 little rappers screaming and chattering. Was still a little achy' date=' but ok...thank you![/quote']

Tappers that is!

My migraines went away after detoxing off nutrasweet! I now drink decaf unsweet tea. Ice water, flavored teas hot or cold. Sometimes I will use sweet & low.

Nutrasweet has never been an issue with my migraines. Wasn't really big on sodas and the like. I had hormonal issues, causing classic migraines with aura. I went 6 years with out a migraine, then I got pregnant. After that, they started more frequently as I became insulin dependent.

I was told mine were hormonal in nature (on set of perimenapuse) stress induced. So I got rid of him! Lol only discovered the nutrasweet connection when I gave up diet drinks.

When I first got them, I was down for 4 days, and one got me into to the ER. I had them for a year or so, right before my menses, then they stopped. Six years went by, and I had one and thought, "Oh, no, not again." Turned out I was pregnant. I was put on insulin about 3 years ago, and since then I get them at least once a week, though not as severe.