Effects of Coffee in migraine pain
The subject of whether coffee helps or hurts migraine sufferers has long been debated. A form of headache called a migraine is typically accompanied by light and sound sensitivity, nausea, and vomiting.
Most people have a throbbing pain on one side of their head when they have a migraine. Stress, certain foods, and changes in hormones can all occasionally cause migraine headache.
Migraine discomfort can be controlled with certain medications. While many people find relief from migraines by drinking coffee, this is not a recommended course of treatment.
The neurologist Dr. Sheetal Goyal of Wockhardt Hospitals in Mumbai Central stated, "Coffee consumption is not a recommended course of treatment for migraine headaches. Coffee consumption may occasionally cause migraine headaches.
Caffeine may occasionally offer mild, temporary relief from migraine headaches. On the other hand, frequent or almost daily consumption leads to tolerance to coffee that contains caffeine, and migraine sufferers do not benefit.
Dr Sheetal Goyal went on to say that headaches caused by overusing medications can result from consuming too much caffeine. Caffeine should therefore only be taken in moderation, no more than twice a week.
