Tag: Migraine

Absence of moderate or severe headache reported in 46 and 29 percent of prodrome events that had been treated with ubrogepant, placebo

Increased concern about migraine worsening was risk factor for perceived migraine worsening

Significantly more children and adolescents with growing pains had headaches fulfilling criteria of migraine without aura, probable migraine

Attack frequency did not change over three years for people with benign recurrent vertigo, Meniere disease, or vestibular migraine

Carsickness, decrease in asymmetric hearing loss, increase in SSPVI of the ipsilateral ear may also serve as diagnostic predictors of vestibular migraine

Additionally, vestibular symptoms, including internal vertigo, tied to vestibular migraine

However, risk for ischemic stroke is similar in men and women with migraine

49.1 percent reported intranasal ketamine as very effective; 35.5 percent report quality of life was much better

Findings seen in participants who previously failed two to four classes of oral preventive migraine medications

Circadian pattern of attacks identified, and circadian associations seen at systems and cellular levels