Migraines in Nursing School

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I just got accepted into an accelerated BSN program. However, I suffer from chronic migraines. I usually have around 15+ migraine days a month with preventative medication. Once I take my medication, I am usually able to function. I may have one or two non-functioning days a month. I'm wondering if this will interfere with school. Has anyone else attended nursing school while dealing with chronic migraines?

Specializes in Psych, Addictions, SOL (Student of Life).

This is something to discuss with your program. But two non-functioning days a month would definately be a problem for potential employers. There are some really good treatments for migraines now. I completely resolved my migrains (Haven't had one for 7 years) feel free to contact me by PM if you want to discuss.

Hppy

 

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