Tag: Migraine
Physical Function Worse for Migraine, Overlapping Pain
Worse pain-related physical function, psychosocial functioning, increased health care utilization reported for chronic migraine with overlapping pain
Neck Pain With Migraine Not Necessarily Cervical Dysfunction
Of those with migraine, some with neck pain have normal cervical musculoskeletal function, others have cervical dysfunction
Virtual Roller Coaster Ride Used to Study Migraine Symptoms
Patients report more dizziness, motion sickness; neuronal activity more pronounced in superior and inferior occipital gyrus, pontine nuclei
Use of Self-Applied TENS Device at Home Can Relieve Migraine Pain
Pain scores significantly reduced with use of TENS device; greater improvement seen in functionality
Diet Rich in Omega 3 Fatty Acids Cuts Migraines in Adults
Diets with increased EPA, DHA with or without decrease in linoleic acid reduced headaches but did not significantly improve QOL
Risk of Migraine May Be Higher With Rosacea
Men with rosacea have twice the risk for self-reported migraine versus those without rosacea
Many Saw Improvements in Migraine During Quarantine
Authors say findings suggest reduction in daily challenges may have benefited migraine sufferers
Nonpharmacologic Interventions Effective for Pediatric Migraine
Components of interventions were effective, but when examined individually, none were significantly more effective than waitlist control
Migraine Ups Risk of Obstetric Complications
Authors recommend pregnant women with migraine be treated with high-risk pregnancy protocols
Eptinezumab Speeds Pain, Symptom Relief From Migraine Attack
Headache pain, most bothersome symptom resolved more quickly with IV infusion of eptinezumab versus placebo during migraine attack