Treatment Options (Page 2)

It's a big day for people living with Migraine disease. For the first time in history, we have a treatment that was specifically developed to prevent Migraine attacks. Aimovig™
Aimovig™ for Migraine prevention

It's a big day for people living with Migraine disease. For the first time in history, we have a treatment that was specifically developed to prevent Migraine attacks. Aimovig™ (erenumab-aooe) received FDA approval for the prevention of Migraine in patients experiencing four or more Migraine days per month. Read More →
ER for Migraine

A hot topic just about anywhere Migraine is discussed is going to the ER for Migraine treatment. The discussions generally aren't positive. ERs are crowded, and the doctors seldom have much experience with Migraine. The ER for Migraine is not the best choice.Read More →
Migraine Trigger Foods

If you've read much about Migraine disease, or participated in online Migraine discussion groups, you're bound to have come across discussions about Migraine trigger foods. Identifying and managing them can be especially helpful since it can translate to fewer Migraine attacks. Read More →
Migraine and Headache diary

One of the wisest and most useful tasks we can undertake is maintaining a comprehensive Migraine and Headache diary. Not only can a well maintained Migraine and Headache diary help us identify our triggers, it can help us track the effectiveness of medications and any patterns to our Migraines and Headaches.Read More →
sTMS for Migraine Prevention

The SpringTMS device from eNeura was approved by the FDA for the acute treatment of Migraine with Aura on May 23, 2014. On September 7, 2017, it received FDA approval for the preventive treatment of Migraine, making it the only device with FDA approval for both acute and preventive treatment.Read More →

Migraine trigger identification and management is an integral part of Migraine management that's too often overlooked. Knowing the most common Migraine triggers is a great start toward identifying and avoiding as many as possible. While not all Migraine triggers are avoidable, some are. If we can identify avoidable triggers, we can actually avoid some Migraine attacks.Read More →
Sphenopalatine Ganglion

Advances in delivery methods have made SPG blocks a more comfortable treatment option for intractable Migraine and Cluster Headache. SPG is a cluster of nerve fibers located inside the skull, behind the nose. It has connections to the trigeminal nerve and brain stem, which are both involved in Migraine and Cluster Headache attacks.Read More →
Preventive, Abortive, & Rescue Migraine Treatments

Migraine treatments are probably the most discussed issue among patients with Migraine because of their huge impact on our lives. Discussions of Migraine treatments can be quite confusing. Migraine treatments fall into three categories – preventive, abortive, and rescue.Read More →