Covid and Migraine

[sawman]

My lad was covid positive in october, he never had any symptoms, and only had the test because there was an outbreak as school.

the last few weeks he has been plagued by severe migraines, and on 2 or 3 occasions has been rendered temporarily paralysed on his left side for about 20 mins. he has always been a bit susceptible to migraines, but would only have a couple of attacks in a year.

a bit of internetting suggests exacerbation of migraine post covid has been spotted, anyone else similarly affected??

[sherman]

Could be anything.
Puberty will affect him more than covid will most likely.
If your concered get him to the docs dont ask a bunch of people on the internet about something that could have a million different reasons.

[sawman]

sherman said:

Could be anything.
Puberty will affect him more than covid will most likely.
If your concered get him to the docs dont ask a bunch of people on the internet about something that could have a million different reasons.

Thats all in hand, just looking for experiences really

[sherman]

sawman said:

sherman said:

Could be anything.
Puberty will affect him more than covid will most likely.
If your concered get him to the docs dont ask a bunch of people on the internet about something that could have a million different reasons.

Thats all in hand, just looking for experiences really

Your looking for experienves of something that could be completely unrelated. Find out what the problem is before finding solutions.

[Muntu]

sherman said:

sawman said:

sherman said:

Could be anything.
Puberty will affect him more than covid will most likely.
If your concered get him to the docs dont ask a bunch of people on the internet about something that could have a million different reasons.

Thats all in hand, just looking for experiences really

Your looking for experienves of something that could be completely unrelated. Find out what the problem is before finding solutions.

Who put you in charge of what people can and can't post?