Im trying to find out if any women have had Cluster Headaches while pregnant. Going by what an other lady wrote on an other forum you don't get CH while pregnant or she didn't.

(Im not saying to get pregnant incase someone is thinking this might work for them)

I had a mate daughter at my place yesterday and she suffers with a type of Fibromyalgia she has suffered with this all her life except during pregnancy. When she is pregnant she gets on pain. This got me thinking thats why I asked Does pregnancy stop cluster headaches ??

In a quick google of this maybe it has something to do with higher levels of Progesteron
It might be worth checking out if you are a women. Progesteron if I read it right has anti inflammatory properties google it.

ALL THE BEST

This is what she wrote.

I have had cluster headaches for 30 years. I am a female medical practitioner and had access to very good care from neurologist colleagues. I was tried on all the preventative therapies - they would work for a while and then the headaches would break through.Oxygen was very helpful and I used Imigran IMI when I didn't have access to oxygen. In my early thirties I wanted to start a family but was very anxious about how I would cope with the cluster headaches during my pregnancy without being able to use both preventative and abortive medication.At that stage I was having clusters every 4 months that lasted between 4 and six weeks headaches occurring daily to twice daily. They made my life an absolute misery and I felt very neurotic and self obsessed when I was going through a bout of headaches.
To my amazement I had no headaches whatsoever during my pregnancy but I got a cluster within 3 weeks of delivering my son. I wondered what protective factors the raised hormone levels during pregnancy might be affording me and reflected on male predominance in cluster headache sufferers. My obstetrician told me the predominant hormone in pregnancy is progesterone. I went onto a progestogenic contraceptive pill(.I had been on a number of contraceptives previously but they had more oestrogen than progesterone). I found that if I remained on it continuously - without the customary 7 day period off it - I remained free of the headaches.This kept me headache free for 10 years. I then thought I would try and see if I could have a brief break from the pill - but the headaches immediately recurred and one they started the cycle of daily headaches ran its course for 4-6 weeks. So I went back on uninterrupted progesterone medication. I am now on hormone replacement - both progesterone and oestrogen as I am postmenopausal. I thought my cluster headaches were behind me but earlier this year I was started on anew antidepressant which works on the melatonin system and I had a cluster headache. I immediately treated myself with 2-3 times my usual dose of progesterone which I think halted the headache cluster.I stayed on this for about 10 days before returning to my usual dose.
So the take home message is that continuous progesterone based contraceptive treatment may offer you the miraculous help it afforded me - without it my life would have been terrible. You will need to talk to your own doctor about the potential negative effects for you - I had none fortunately. Obviously giving men progesterone is not straightforward and may well be out of the question.
I really hope this helps some-one out there.

Hi,  I personally did NOT have any ch's while preggo's (2 times)  But did have a bad bout of either migraines or 'stress' headaches during each of my pregnacies, but just during my first trimesters.  After that I was in the clear.

Brilliant!  Glad you cleared that up for us.

        Potter