Diagnosing Migraine

Overview
With over 39 million people living with migraine and other severe headache disorders in the U.S., primary care practitioners are often the first point of contact for patients. Our experts outline the burden and epidemiology of headache disorders. You will also learn how to diagnose migraine as well as identify common migraine variants and other headache disorders.
Download Quick GuideVideos
Headache 101 with Dr. Andrew Hershey
Migraine Symptoms on Non-headache Days
News & Articles

Red Flags in Headache—What if it isn’t Migraine?

Research Summary: Quality Improvement in Neurology - Headache Quality Measurement Set

Infant Colic and Maternal Migraine Linked in New Study

Headache 101 with Dr. Andrew Hershey

From the Journal: The Prevalence of Migraine and Severe Headache
Podcasts
Asking the Right Questions to Diagnose Migraine
Headache Management over Telemedicine
Surprising Truths About Migraine and Epidemiology
Resources
Patient Resources

What to do After a Migraine Diagnosis

What Type of Headache Do You Have? | American Migraine Foundation

Migraine's Contributing Factors | The American Migraine Foundation

Talking to Your Doctor about Migrainel | The American Migraine Foundation

Migraine Emergency Survival Guide | The American Migraine Foundation

Understanding Migraine Medications | The American Migraine Foundation

What It's Like Getting Diagnosed with Migraine
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