Pediatric Migraine

Overview
Approximately 10% of children experience migraine, but it often goes undiagnosed and untreated as symptoms present differently in children compared to adults. Leaders in headache medicine explain the signs, symptoms, treatment options, accommodations during school and avoiding chronic attacks for pediatric patients.
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Treating Pediatric Migraine
News & Articles

Research Summary: Acute and Chronic Management of Posttraumatic Headache in Children

What to Know About Treating Pediatric Migraine

Research Summary: Acute Treatment of Migraine in Children and Adolescents

Options for Treating Refractory Pediatric Migraine

Pediatric Migraine Camp Benefits Patients and Parents

Treating Pediatric Migraine

Infant Colic and Maternal Migraine Linked in New Study

Pediatric Migraine: Q&A With Dr. Christina Szperka
Patient Resources

Getting the Right Care for Your Child with Migraine

Migraine in Kids: Addressing the Impact

Pediatric Migraine Action Plan

Caring for a Child with Migraine | The American Migraine Foundation

Concussion and Post-Traumatic Headache in Children | The American Migraine Foundation

Pediatric Migraine: A Guide for Parents

“Why Do I Have Migraine?” and Answers to Other Questions that Children Have

Identifying and Removing Dietary Triggers in Children

How Comprehensive Headache Centers Can Help Patients with Pediatric Migraine

Healthy Habits for Kids with Migraine

Migraine in Schoolchildren: A Parent’s Guide

Advocating for Your Child with Migraine

MRI for Kids: When is Brain Imaging Necessary?

Abdominal Migraine: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

Migraine in Children
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