Herbal teas may help relieve migraine symptoms. Some examples include ginger, chamomile, and feverfew tea. Decaffeinated drinks may also be better for people with migraine.
Anecdotal evidence suggests certain tea and natural remedies may provide relief for migraine symptoms such as headache and nausea. Herbal teas may provide relaxing effects or pain relief which may be beneficial for migraine.
A 2020 study has shown that caffeine and caffeine withdrawal are both migraine triggers. However, the study also shows that caffeine may effectively treat acute migraine mostly in combination with other pain relief medications.
The American Migraine Foundation suggests that while migraine does not have a cure, certain foods and drinks may help manage symptoms and lessen the effects of migraine.