

Migraine
Treatment Options
Your migraine is unique to you, so your treatment plan should be specific to your needs. Treatment plans often include a mixture of options from different treatment categories: acute, preventive and behavioral and lifestyle changes.
While there is no proven cure for migraine, there is no shortage of treatment options to help you get the relief you need. Use these resources to learn about your options so you can discuss possible treatments with your doctor.

Relaxation and Paced Breathing Exercises for Migraine
Behavioral therapies such as paced breathing, mindfulness meditation and progressive muscle relaxation can help prevent migraine attacks. Learn how to add breathing and relaxation

Migraine Prevention 101: What It Is, When To Use It and Why
Looking for ways to help prevent migraine attacks? Learn all about preventive medications for migraine and how to create a preventive treatment strategy with

How to Talk to A Therapist About Migraine
Therapy can help you manage migraine-related stress. Here are some expert tips for finding the right therapist for you and how to talk to

7 Tips for Managing Migraine After a Diagnosis
Manage your migraine in the long term with these tips, including finding a supportive care team and trying alternative treatments that work with your

7 Common Myths About Migraine
Migraine affects everyone differently, which can make it hard to find a management plan that works for you. Let’s review some common migraine myths

Understanding Migraine With Aura
Is migraine with aura a distinct type of migraine? Just one phase of a migraine attack? Who experiences aura symptoms? Join us as we

What Is Photophobia & Can It Be Treated?
Extreme light sensitivity, often called photophobia, is a common migraine symptom. Learn how photophobia and migraine are related—plus, answers to some common questions about

Managing Migraine and Chronic Pain
Learn what Dr. Elizabeth Seng, a clinical psychologist specializing in chronic pain management, says about managing migraine and other chronic pain conditions—and how methods

Migraine’s Impact on Family Planning and Infertility Treatments
You may be surprised to learn how migraine can disrupt family planning and interfere with infertility treatments. The relationship between hormones and migraine is

Relaxation and Paced Breathing Exercises for Migraine
Behavioral therapies such as paced breathing, mindfulness meditation and progressive muscle relaxation can help prevent migraine attacks. Learn how to add breathing and relaxation

New Study on Over-the-Counter Pain Medications for Migraine Shows Variability in Responsiveness
When a migraine attack hits, the main thing on your mind is likely how to make it stop—but the search for effective treatments is

Migraine Prevention 101: What It Is, When To Use It and Why
Looking for ways to help prevent migraine attacks? Learn all about preventive medications for migraine and how to create a preventive treatment strategy with

What Medications Are Commonly Linked to Headache?
Experiencing headaches after taking medicine is common—and a concern for people living with migraine. A new study outlines medications consistently linked with headaches and

7 Tips for Managing Migraine After a Diagnosis
Manage your migraine in the long term with these tips, including finding a supportive care team and trying alternative treatments that work with your

New Nasal Spray Approved for Migraine Treatment
FDA approves zavegepant (ZAVZPRET™), the first nasal spray of its kind for acute treatment of migraine with or without aura. Pfizer announced this morning

The Patient’s Perspective on Migraine Treatment
What are patients looking for in migraine treatment? Take a look at what this study found about the importance and role of the patient’s

Can Psilocybin Treat Cluster Headache?
People with cluster headache have been using psilocybin mushrooms to treat their symptoms for many years. A new preliminary study explores the effect of

5 Common Alternative Treatments for Migraine
Learn about five alternative treatments for migraine and talk to your doctor about which ones may help you manage migraine. Although there is currently
