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Migraine affects one in seven Portuguese people and there is a sign you should not ignore

Notícias de Coimbra1 September 2026 at 22:54

Migraine affects approximately one in seven Portuguese people, which represents a significant prevalence of the condition in the country. Many patients tend to normalize headaches, incorporating them into their daily routine without seeking adequate treatment.

The article alerts to a specific sign related to migraine that people should not ignore, although the complete details of this information are not fully visible in the presented text.

The condition requires specialized medical attention, since the impact on the quality of life of those affected can be considerable. Adequate treatment can make a significant difference in symptom management.

The article was abruptly interrupted, so some additional information about warning signs and specific medical recommendations is not completely available for analysis.

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