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Acute and Long-Term Migraine Care: What’s the Difference?
Migraine care is often described in two parts. Acute care is used when an attack starts. Longer-term care is planned ahead for people whose attacks are frequent. Your physician can explain the difference and whether either approach suits you.Questions you may...
Who Should Use Caution With Neuromodulator Treatment
However, like any medical procedure, certain situations require extra care and professional judgment before treatment begins. Those taking aminoglycoside antibiotics, muscle relaxants, or blood thinners may require temporary postponement or adjusted dosing to...
What to Expect at a Migraine Treatment Appointment
Starting a new treatment can feel intimidating, especially if it involves needles. But getting neuromodulator treatment for migraine headaches is simpler and gentler than most people expect. At Nabeta Dentistry, Dr. Jared Nabeta in Burlington ON makes every...
Understanding Hormonal Migraine: Part Two
Finding Balance Through Awareness and Treatment For many women, migraines don’t happen at random, they follow a pattern that mirrors the menstrual cycle. Recognizing and tracking this rhythm is one of the most important steps toward controlling hormonal migraines...
Understanding Hormonal Migraine and How to Manage It: Part 1
If your migraines seem to arrive at the same time every month, you’re not imagining it. Many women experience what are called hormonal migraines, headaches triggered by changes in estrogen levels. These hormonal shifts happen naturally during menstruation,...
How Migraine Care Has Changed: Questions for Your Physician
Migraine care has changed over the years as researchers learn more about how migraine affects the nervous system. Today there are several approaches, including medications for attacks, longer-term options and lifestyle measures. Which approach suits you depends...