Headache Research Library

Is there evidence in the literature supporting a brain-gut connection between GI disorders and migraine through shared pathophysiological features?

Allodynia is common in migraine, but patients often don’t know how to talk to their doctors about treatment. Dr. Richard Lipton explains the condition and offers tips on finding effective treatments

This study reviewed the impact of emergency department opioid use on future health resource utilization among patients with migraine.

Lauren Doyle Strauss, DO, FAHS, talks about how to make children living with migraine more comfortable

Here’s what you need to know about special treatment considerations for your pediatric migraine patients...

This study reviewed the impact of emergency department opioid use on future health resource utilization among patients with migraine.

Medication Overuse Headache (MOH) occurs when a person is regularly overusing acute headache medications, resulting in increased headache. It is important to present the possibility of MOH to the patient in a sensitive, non-accusatory way.

 Breaking down the different types of aura your patient with migraine might experience

Certain supplements have been found to be helpful in migraine prevention. These nutraceuticals can play a role in an effective preventative strategy for migraine. Nada Hindiyeh, MD, Neurologist at Stanford Medicine, provides insight...

It’s important for providers who treat women during their reproductive years to be aware of treatment options that are safe during pregnancy.

When a patient presents with headache symptoms, the cause of their pain—and the related diagnosis—isn’t always clear. What red flags should you look for, and how can you distinguish which type of headache your patient is experiencing?

Management of Primary Headache During Pregnancy is a published systematic review for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) to support the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists...

Learn about the four neuromodulation devices approved for migraine treatment and when to recommend them

In this study from the November 2020 issue of Headache, Amy Galfand, MD, FAHS, et al., aim to understand how high school start time is associated with headache frequency in adolescents with migraine.