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True migraine headaches are not caused by hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism. However, both high and low levels of thyroid hormones an aggravate any kind of headache. Once the thyroid tests have been normal for several weeks, then any persistent headaches cannot be attributed to the thyroid status.
