Migraine before, during and after pregnancy
Migraine in pregnancy
Migraine often changes in pregnancy, easing for many in the later trimesters but needing careful treatment choices throughout. New or changing headache in pregnancy also deserves prompt attention.
Many people with migraine improve by the second and third trimesters
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What Erin does about it
From your story to a working plan
- 01The intake records how your migraine is changing through pregnancy
- 02Your assessment flags new or changing headache that needs prompt clinical review
- 03You receive a plain-language summary; your clinician receives a structured SOAP note where licensed
- 04Education focuses on non-drug management and the questions to raise with your maternity team
