The nurse instructs a patient on actions to help reduce the onset of migraine headaches. Which patient statement indicates that additional teaching is required?
1. "I will switch to red wine rather than continuing to drink white wine."
2. "Reading food labels is important since I have to avoid tyramine."
3. "I will need to drink caffeine-free soft drinks and coffee from now on."
4. "Stress management classes will be a good approach to take."
Correct Answer: 1
Suggestions to decrease the incidence of migraine headaches include eliminating foods containing tyramine, reducing or eliminating red wine, and avoiding caffeine. Relaxation techniques can help reduce the onset of migraine headaches.
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