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Study Identifies Predictors of Medication-Overuse Headache
ISSUE: MARCH, 2009 Migraine patients with medication-overuse headache who successfully withdraw from the offending medications are significantly more likely to relapse if their overuse headaches are frequent and severe. read more | |
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Bipolar, Personality Disorders Influence Migraine Management
ISSUE: FEBRUARY, 2009 The management of migraine is significantly affected when patients have psychiatric comorbidities such as bipolar or personality disorders. read more | |
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Treating Menstrual Migraines in Adolescents
ISSUE: FEBRUARY, 2009 Adolescents with uncontrolled menstruation-related migraine headaches are at risk for entering a cycle of overusing analgesics, which in turn worsens headaches and deepens disability. read more | |
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PTSD Exacerbates Migraines
ISSUE: JANUARY, 2009 atients with migraines and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) experience more frequent and more disabling headaches than do those without trauma-related psychiatric problems. read more | |
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Magnesium, CoQ10 Complement Migraine Treatment
ISSUE: JANUARY, 2009 The author, Stewart Tepper, MD, found enough evidence to recommend the use of magnesium, coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), butterbur root and possibly vitamin B2. read more | |
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Abuse Linked to Comorbid Migraine and Depression
ISSUE: MARCH, 2008 Migraine patients with comorbid major depression are more than five times as likely as those with migraine alone to have experienced physical or sexual abuse in their lifetime, according to a recent study. read more |
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