Le Bonheur neurologist Dr. Ankita Ghosh highlights key considerations for patients with migraine headaches, including school accommodations and treatment options. #LBNS26
Applications are now being accepted for the “Frontiers in Headache Research” Scholarship award for an opportunity to present a research project during the 2024 #AHSAZ. Learn more and apply by Aug. 11th here: https://t.co/eF3Qh9lL6v #MedEd#NeuroTwitter
REVIEW: Anja Petersen and colleagues provide an updated perspective on the epidemiology, diagnosis, clinical features, genetics, and pathophysiology of cluster headache: https://t.co/b2LyvDOjbD
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The authors developed a set of aura images (25 images) representing visual aura phenotypes (SMAI),and tested it in multicenter population of patients (n=215).SMAI can be used to describe and recognize migraine aura
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#Neuromodulation devices apply external electrical or magnetic impulses to reduce, eliminate or prevent #migraine attacks.
Learn about the different devices for #migrainetreatment in our quick explainer video at https://t.co/G9vqOdBYik
Key Point 4 from the article Medication-Overuse #Headache by Dr. Paul Rizzoli (@paulrizzolimd) from the April Headache issue, which is available to subscribers at https://t.co/1BUgN0De44. #Neurology#NeuroTwitter#MedEd
Galcanezumab was effective in almost 50% of patients with refractory chronic cluster headache.
This finding could support individual off-label treatment attempt with Galcanezumab 240 mg without major safety risks.
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Le Bonheur Neurologist Dr. Ankita Ghosh kicks off our case studies hour by discussing several challenging headache cases. She is focusing her discussion on a group of five primary headache disorders known as Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgias (TACS). #LBNS24
Did you know heightened sensitivity to touch can be a symptom of migraine? Pain from a non-painful stimulation of the skin, such as brushing hair, is known as #allodynia. Learn about the possible causes and treatments for this lesser-known symptom:
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This study analyzed patient-generated real-time records of 10 million #migraine attacks and conducted simultaneous comparisons of 25 acute migraine medications. Triptans, ergots, and antiemetics were found to be the most effective classes of medications: https://t.co/ZyBPKyBx7c
A higher prevalence of migraine is observed in mitochondrial diseases.
Mitochondrial dysfunction could be a factor in the chronification of migraine.
Sleep disorders have a bidirectionally relation to headache, independent of mitochondrial dysfunction.
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Triptan failure was associated with increased migraine severity and disability, emphasizing the importance of establishing an effective and tolerable acute migraine medication: https://t.co/1E5fj3m8Dn
Erenumab showed improvement in quality-of-life measures in one-third of patients with intractable primary NDPH and secondary headache conditions with a similar clinical phenotype.
By Alina Buture
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Common comment I get from patients “a bottle of soda helps with my headache”. Important to note the recommended consumption of caffeine to avoid #dehydration which is a #migrainetrigger#Neurology#migraine
Caffeine is a commonly reported #migrainetrigger, yet some people find it brings relief during an attack.
So, what’s the deal with caffeine and migraine? Its effects vary from person to person, but the key is often caffeine quantity. Learn more:
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The #estrogen withdrawal hypothesis posits that the premenstrual drop in estrogen levels serves as a trigger of #migraine attacks. Despite its wide acceptance, the current body of evidence supporting this hypothesis remains limited: https://t.co/18DaWXcxJU