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Migraine headache causing 1 tooth to ache?
I've had a migraine now for about 9 hours, and for the last half hour only one of my teeth has started to seriously ache, and I'm wondering if the two could be connected or if I just have the worst luck and the tooth is suddenly infected or I have a cavity or something. Help!
3 Answers
- ?Lv 410 years agoFavorite Answer
your question should've been : tooth ache causing migraine? Not the other way around.
So yes, tooth ache can cause migraine, go to see a dentist to treat the tooth and hopefully the headache is gone..
- a_phantoms_roseLv 710 years ago
The most likely thing is that the tooth is abscessed and is causing the migraine. One way to know is to fill a glass with hot water and then hold it in your mouth 30 seconds. if the tooth starts"throbbing" it's the tooth. When I get a migraine, which is seldom now, my tooth hurts and it is not infected. To control migraines or eliminate them, take 2 feverfew capsules daily. I had migraines twice monthly and they were bad. After I started taking feverfew daily, the migraines only came once a year, or less. Get better fast.
ps I get Solaray excipient free feverfew online(excipient free means no pesticides used in growing)
- ?Lv 45 years ago
Yes sometimes I feel as if I could pull my teeth out. My son has had migraines since he was three and has just finished going to a chiropractor to adjust his spine. He has not had a migraine now for over two months. Its worth ago!