Migraine sufferers have more sensitive skin - The Telegraph 22nd April 2008

People who suffer from migraines are more likely to feel pain doing daily tasks such as brushing hair, scientists claim. A study of more than 16,500 people with different types of headaches found skin sensitivity was heightened in those with migraine. Two thirds of migraine sufferers reported symptoms of the condition allodynia, which is intensified and painful skin sensitivity, compared with just over a third of those who had other kinds of headaches.

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