Brief Answer:
Not AFTER migraine

Detailed Answer:
Good evening. If by POST-MIGRAINE you are referring to the period that FOLLOWS the entire clinical time frame of a migraine headache as some type of delayed reaction or delayed symptom then, that would not be expected to happen since all electrical and membrane potentials in the brain otherwise, being distorted or affected would by definition have reverted to normal. Therefore, dysarthria really should not occur under those circumstances.

If by POST-migraine you refer to the period of time following the MIGRAINE PAIN portion of the ENTIRE episode then, YES...this is possible. In other words, consider the following: migraine can be divided into pre-ictal (aura), Ictal (headache), and post-ictal (consolidation or post-headache) phases.

Dysarthria (altered sound production of PROPER words) as a symptom of migraine can occur during any one of the above 3 phases. It would not be seen, however, AFTER all of those 3 phases were terminated....which would be POST-MIGRAINE....in terms of the vernacular of a headache specialist. If, however, you mean POST-HEADACHE PAIN...which would be during the consolidation or cooling off period.....then, YES, dysarthria could occur during that period or be carried over into that phase from the previous phase.....make sense?

It should not, however, be a PERMANENT sequela or consequence of a migraine attack. That would be the equivalent of a stroke, not migraine anymore.

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