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Sometimes a migraine medication does not suit you, because of side effects or because attacks continue. That is a common experience, and your physician can review your diagnosis and talk about next steps. Keeping a diary of attacks and medications makes that...

If you live with migraines, you know how unpredictable and disruptive they can be. One day you feel fine, and the next, you’re sidelined by throbbing pain, nausea, or sensitivity to light that makes even simple tasks impossible. Using neuromodulator treatment for...

Finding real migraine headache care can be a long, frustrating journey. The pain interferes with work, family time, and simple joys like meeting friends or enjoying a quiet evening. Dr. Nabeta is a general dentist who assesses the jaw joint and the chewing...

Morning headaches are one of the most common symptoms among Burlington migraine patients, but the cause isn’t always obvious. For many, the issue is bruxism, grinding or clenching teeth during sleep. When jaw muscles work overtime at night, they become tense and...

The trigeminal nerve is the central highway of migraine pain. It carries sensory information from the face, head, teeth, jaw, and scalp straight to the brainstem; making it one of the key players in migraine headaches. When this nerve becomes overactive, it...

Poor sleep is a commonly reported migraine trigger, and it is easy to overlook. Many people living with migraine notice that attacks are more likely after a night of short or disrupted sleep. Sleep plays an important part in how the brain and nervous system...