Migraine articles
Migraine
Articles on migraine: attack logging, spotting triggers, tracking visual and vestibular symptoms, and getting more from a headache-clinic visit.
Migraine care is almost entirely about pattern-finding: what triggered the last attack, what warning signs preceded it, how long it lasted, what worked and what did not. The articles collected here walk through practical ways of tracking migraine attacks over time, distinguishing episodic patterns from chronic drift, and preparing usefully for a headache-clinic visit.
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