A New Device Can Help Healthcare Providers Treat Migraine Attacks
How a medical device is helping HCPs provide headache and migraine relief
How a medical device is helping HCPs provide headache and migraine relief
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We don't fully understand what causes migraine, which means there is no absolute cure for the disease. Exploring the sex differences in migraine may help some women learn more about their symptoms and treatment options.
Roughly 85% of people who experience chronic migraine are women. It's important to learn your triggers and how to manage your migraine attacks.
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By sharing my story, I want to encourage other people with migraine to not give up hope of finding relief for their migraine disease.