Can Chronic Migraines Cause Memory Loss?

September 16, 2019

Can chronic migraines cause memory loss?

If you’ve ever had a headache, you probably know they impair your ability to think clearly. Migraines make that ten times worse. As someone who has had a migraine for over two years (not exaggerating), I knew my memory wasn’t what it used to be. However, I had no idea how bad it really was.

I’m blogging over on Candidly Christian about an experience that highlighted the depth of my memory loss. But not just that, I’m sharing three things I know I will never forget. Sometimes when you get a blow like I did, it’s good to put yourself back on solid ground. And that’s just what these three things did for me.

Click Here To Read My Post:
3 Things To Remember When Facing Memory Loss

P.S. The quick, easy, and correct answer to the opening answer is yes; chronic migraines can cause memory loss. Any migraine can. Migraine memory loss is a thing. Not only do migraines cause memory loss, but they also cause brain fog and other side effects that can impair your ability to think and your normal everyday life.

If you suffer from migraines, chronic or otherwise, I encourage you to head over to Candidly Christian and read my post for a bit of encouragement today. Because it may feel like you’re losing your mind, but you are not in this alone.

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Heather Hart

Heather Hart is an internationally best-selling and award-winning author with an unquenchable passion for Jesus. She knows one thing every girl needs is a little honesty, so she’s not afraid to get candid and share her struggles. Her hope is that through her writing she can help others soak up the love of Jesus. Heather currently resides in a small Texas town with her husband, Paul, and their four teenagers. If you asked Heather to describe her average day in three words, she would say books, faith, and coffee.