Can barometric pressure trigger migraine?
Weather is a reported trigger for some people with migraine, but there is no universal pressure threshold. Pressure also changes alongside temperature, humidity, sleep and routine, so a forecast cannot identify a cause.
How to test your own pattern
Record attacks consistently and compare their timing with pressure changes over several weeks. Dim automatically adds weather and pressure when you log an attack, while your health history stays on your device and personal iCloud.
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Track the pattern, not a generic risk score
Dim logs an attack in three taps and builds a doctor-ready history. No account, no ads, nothing sold.
Dim is a diary, not a medical device. This tool shows general weather data and does not diagnose, predict, treat or prevent migraine.