Which statement by an adolescent indicates an understanding about factors that can trigger migraine headaches?
a. "I should avoid loud noises because this is a common migraine trigger."
b. "Exercise can cause a migraine. I guess I won't have to take gym anymore."
c. "I think I'll get a migraine if I go to bed at 9 PM on week nights."
d. "I am learning to relax because I get headaches when I am worried about stuff."
D
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A Visual stimuli, not auditory stimuli, are known to be a common trigger for
migraines.
B Exercise is not a trigger for migraines. The adolescent needs regular physical
exercise.
C Altered sleep patterns and fatigue is a common migraine trigger for migraine
headaches. Going to bed at 9 PM should allow an adolescent plenty of sleep to
prevent fatigue.
D Stress can trigger migraines. Relaxation therapy can help the adolescent control
stress and headaches. Other precipitating factors in addition to stress include
poor diet, food sensitivities, and flashing lights.
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