Some Kinds of Red Wine May Not Trigger Migraines
Some Kinds of Red Wine May Not Trigger Migraines
Jun 20, 2012 6
(WebMD) - Researchers Say More Tannins May Mean More Headache Pain. Many migraine sufferers find that the pleasure of a having a glass of red wine is soon followed by the pain of a headache. Now a small new study suggests that when it comes to migraines, some types of red wine may be more likely to trigger a headache than others.
"My suggestion is the more tannins the wine has, [the] more migraine attacks it triggers," says researcher Abouch V. Krymchantowski, MD, PhD, of the Rio Headache Center in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in an email to WebMD.
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