Treating migraine can be an exercise in frustration for many patients. Frequent misdiagnoses, ineffective or inconsistent medications, a lack of meaningful alternative therapies, and poor emergenc … read more

Headaches after a concussion (or mild traumatic brain injury) are one of the most common side effects of a head injury. However, for some individuals, they can become a significant complication th … read more

In the United States and abroad, migraine is a significant medical problem without a standardized first line of treatment. In addition, medications are often inconsistently prescribed and can have … read more

If you live with migraine, it’s likely you are aware that specific triggers and treatments vary from person to person, making consistent migraine relief a moving target. Moreover, migraine drugs can … read more

For many people, reliance on medication that reduces symptoms of migraine (especially with chronic frequency) can become a daily occurrence. Anything that minimizes the pain can seem like the best … read more