…The fourth case was a case of vestibular migraine with a combination of vertigo, balance disturbance with migraines. It is still under-diagnosed and the management is similar to migraines. There…
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…for migraine prophylaxis. C J Neur Sci 2012;39(suppl. 2) Preventive Pharmacologic Treatments for Episodic Migraine in Adults. J Gen Intern Med 2013. DOI:10.1007/s11606-013-24331-1 BMJ 2011;342:540-43. doi:10.1136/bmj.d583 Davenport RJ The bare…
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…on to cover the most intractable of chronic headaches. Migraine was covered in appropriate detail from pathophysiology to current and future management; summarising it as a disorder of brain pain…
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…(especially tabes and locomotor ataxy), movement disorders, including “paralysis agitans” (Parkinson’s disease) and “scrivener’s palsy” (writer’s cramp), and migraine. The student of cognitive neurology is disappointed to learn from his…
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…wide-ranging presentation started with headache in pregnancy. She said migraine is the most frequent cause of headache in pregnancy, and she reviewed the migraine drugs that are safe to use…
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…friend Wilhelm Fliess (1858-1928) and to his wife he described his migraine [10]. He asserted that stimuli precipitated migraine by irritation of the meninges — an idea close to modern…
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…local enthusiasm. So, what is the problem? After all there are 2 million people in the UK with a neurological condition (excluding migraine) and we are spending over £2 billion…
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…paper,9 but suggested this may be advisable in older patients and those at high risk of having white matter lesions, e.g. vascular risk factors, migraine. They did allow for the…
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…annual conference will cover the leading advances in pain therapeutics, exploring late development clinical trials, atypical opioids, migraine treatments, such as Lasmiditan and Aimovig, novel discoveries in opioid-free analgesia and…
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