Patient's question:
According to the situation you explained, the recurring migraine should be triggered by a cold, and it also has a certain relationship with your history of rhinitis. Therefore, it is recommended that you check and take anti-inflammatory and antiviral medications for a few days, as well as medications specifically designed to treat rhinitis. You can also take some medications specifically for headache relief. You can use a clean towel or gauze to apply warm compresses to your nose daily, and you can also apply cold compresses to the area of your headache appropriately. You must pay attention to rest for these days to avoid catching a cold.Doctor's answer:
If it's more serious, it can lead to a migraine, but a cold can also cause a migraine. In this case, it is recommended that you rest more. For nasal allergies, you can take oral Nasocure tablets. You must pay attention to prevent fever, colds, and exposure to cold. Because once you catch a cold, it can worsen your nasal allergies, especially when the weather changes significantly. You must pay close attention to staying warm.