- in an analysis of clinical trials, the most commonly prescribed group of migraine drugs failed to relieve headaches in 24% to 68% of attacks
- The review found that all marketed tripants provided significant relief and/or absence of pain at 1 and 2 hours when compared with placebo. however, the analysis also showed that 24% to 68% of migranes failed to respond to these medications.
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Bookshop owner and migraineur Janet “The Migraine Girl” Geddis recently described how her migraines impact her relationship with her significant other (and fellow migraineur). Before I met my partner of eight-plus years, I hadn’t dated anyone seriously in quite awhile. Sure, there were a couple of boyfriends in college and some borderline-serious situations with one […]
“Sick and Tired”
New research shows primary care doctors are 26% likelier to prescribe unnecessary antibiotics near the end of their shift. Why? Because they’re beat and it’s easy, says study author Jeffrey Linder, M.D., M.P.H. So, next time you need to see your primary care doctor you may want to book a morning appointment. And, whether or […]
“Getting Older Has Made Me a Better Doctor”
“Doctors are not known for being empathic.” “I have found this surprising since you ask any medical student why she wants to be a doctor, and one invariably hears the ‘I want to help people’ reply.” “Somewhere along the path to being a physician, however we seem to lose that desire to understand and share […]
Image Guided Treatment Shown to Break the Migraine Cycle
Research being presented at the Society of Interventional Radiology’s Annual Scientific Meeting describes a treatment called image-guided, intranasal sphenopalatine ganglion (SPG) blocks to give patients enough ongoing relief that they required less medication to relieve migraine pain. “Migraine headaches are one of the most common, debilitating diseases in the United States, and the cost and […]
Words That Describe Migraine – A Community Poll
Migraine.com asked their Facebook community: What are some of your self-created phrases you use to describe migraine? There were lots of creative and colorful responses. Here’s what some people had to say…. To describe an attack: I always say the leprechaun in my head has his hammer out! Skull buster So bad my eyelashes hurt […]
Breakfast Habits Affect Teens” Metabolic Responses to Protein-Packed Morning Meals
Breakfast habits may play a role in how we metabolize high-protein breakfasts, according to a recently published University of Missouri study. An MU researcher compared young women who typically skip breakfast to those who routinely eat breakfast and found that their metabolic responses to eating a high-protein breakfast were different. Specifically, the habitual breakfast skippers […]
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