Every month for a year and a half after my period I start with a massive migraine, severe fatigue, anxiety and a host of other things. It's starts about day 5 of my cycle. I've had my thyroid checked and I'm not anemic. My periods are heavy and painful. I also have cysts on my ovaries. This is starting to put a toll on me because it's affecting my life big time. This last until I ovulate and sometimes all month. I feel my best when I have my period because the cramps and bleeding are minor to me
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Hormone imbalance?
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You seem suffering external endometriosis which may have lesions and deposits in the brain tissue as well. Try oral contraceptives for six month (not for the purpose of birth control, but for the migraine). Then you can switch to the sole progesterone therapy. Discuss this with your doctor and get the prescriptions.