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I tried cannabis several years ago (not for headaches, but recreationally with a friend) and unfortunately I didn't have a good experience with it. Could have just been bad timing, but I ended up actually getting a nasty headache with it. Unfortunately it is also illegal here, but maybe if that changes I can give it another shot.
Maybe give some full spectrum CBD tincture a try first (legal almost everywhere, including all states). CBD can lower blood pressure by relaxing blood vessels. Which can prevent migraines somehow (maybe similar to getting more oxygen into your brain, some migraine medications work that way too).
Different strains can make a huge difference if you ever try it again. Most sativa's give me a headache, even in edible form, so I avoid them. A few indica strains work really well for me and I microdose every day with those.
Hope you find something that works well for you. Migraines suck.