How Does Diabetes Reduces Risk of Migraine
The manner in which the study was conducted did not allow researchers to consider why those with diabetes are at lower risk of getting migraine. As of the moment, it’s not yet known as to why this occurs. One theory that experts are looking into is the chemical changes in the body, which affect the blood vessels and the nerves near the brain.
Hormonal changes also play a part in the development of migraines. It is also possible that this is the reason why those who have diabetes have lower risk of developing migraine. Some other possible reasons include the differences that could affect the nerves and the blood vessels of those with diabetes.
Further research is needed to determine why people who have diabetes are at lower risk of developing migraine.
