Are migraines genetic

Answer 1

There is evidence that migraines have a genetic component, particularly in certain specific sub-types of migraine (eg, familial hemiplegic migraine). This does not mean, however, that people who do not have a family history of migraine cannot be diagnosed as experiencing migraine headaches.

Answer 2

Rarely, yes. Sometimes headaches are because you hit your head, or are dehydrated, or because you forgot your cup of coffee, or because you're having a massive brain hemorrhage. But yes, sometimes they can be hereditary, especially migraines.

Answer 3

Migraine is known to have a genetic component, and some Migraine types have specific genes that cause them. Chronic Migraine is a complication of Migraine, and not a specific type. Any type of Migraine can become chronic.

For appropriate diagnosis, treatment and management of headache and Migraine, please seek the help of a board certified Migraine and headache specialist who has had extensive and specialized training on helping patients with these issues.

Answer 4

Current studies show that cluster headaches ARE indeed hereditary.

Answer 5

yes they are,. my mom , her sisters and me all have them , we got it started with my grandfather, who had the

Answer 6

In some cases, yes