Migraines Headaches Medical Reference

Think you’re off the hook when you hit menopause and your migraines will go away? That might not be true.

Researchers are working on new chronic migraine therapies. Learn about the newest drugs and how they might help you.

When women hit midlife, they may need new approaches and treatments for episodic migraine. Learn about options.

Explore off-label medications, supplements, and combination therapies that may relieve chronic migraine when traditional treatments don't work.

Having chronic migraine means you may have depression or anxiety, too. What comes first? Learn how treating one may help the other and who can best help you.

Discover 12 strategies to enhance migraine treatment effectiveness, from lifestyle changes to medication timing for better headache relief.

Research explores how psilocybin may help reduce migraine pain and frequency. Learn about the science, safety risks, and future of this treatment.

Some studies show the keto diet helps migraines, but it can be hard to stay on long term. Here’s how to do it safely, including a Mediterranean Keto diet.

Living with chronic migraines may have you looking for all ways to manage the disruption and pain. Could riboflavin be helpful?

Scalp popping is touted as a migraine treatment, but there’s no research to show it works, and it may even make headache worse. Here’s what to know.

If you have chronic migraine, try out these neurologist-recommended tips to find relief.

Symbravo is a combination of two medicines. Here’s how it treats migraine.

TMJ headaches are a type of temporomandibular disorder (TMD) that cause pain in the jaw, temples, and neck. They're often triggered by grinding your teeth or from stress.

A migraine cocktail is a combination of medications, often including pain relievers, anti-nausea drugs, and anti-inflammatories, used in hospitals to relieve severe migraines.

If you’ve ever wondered whether dehydration could trigger a migraine, here’s what you need to know and what to do to prevent it.

WebMD provides an overview of headaches, including types and triggers.

Vyepti is an IV infusion. Here’s how it prevents migraines.

Emgality is a monthly subcutaneous injection. Here’s how it prevents migraine and treats cluster headaches.

Zavzpret is a nasal spray. Here’s how it treats migraine.

Botox is an injectable form of botulinum toxin. Here’s how it helps chronic migraine.

Qulipta is an oral tablet containing atogepant. Here’s how it prevents migraine.

Nurtec ODT is an orally dissolving tablet. Here’s how it treats and prevents migraine.

Ubrelvy is an oral non-narcotic medicine. Here’s how it treats migraine.

Should you drive with a migraine? Learn more about how to be safe on the roads when you deal with migraine attacks.

Are your migraines triggered by the hormone changes that come with your menstrual cycle? Learn how and why they happen and how to manage period migraines.

Infusion therapy for migraine comes with a price tag, but there are ways to get help paying for this potentially game-changing treatment.

Knowing what happens at an infusion therapy treatment for migraine will help make your appointment go smoothly.

Infusion therapy can be an effective treatment for migraine, but there are possible side effects. Know what they may be and how you can manage them.

Infusion therapy may be a good treatment option for certain types of migraine headaches. Here’s how to know if it's right for you and when to try it.

Infusion therapy delivers medication straight into your bloodstream for faster migraine pain relief and to help keep the headaches from coming back.

Understand and manage the side effects of erenumab (Aimovig).

Erenumab (Aimovig) is a monthly injectable drug used to prevent migraine in adults. Here’s a look at the most commonly asked questions.

Here are some key things to know before you take erenumab (Aimovig), an injectable drug that can prevent chronic and episodic migraine in adults.

Learn the dosage, side effects, warnings, and more about the migraine drug ubrogepant (Ubrelvy).

Get answers to your questions about the migraine drug ubrogepant (Ubrelvy).

Find out how to avoid and manage side effects of the migraine drug ubrogepant (Ubrelvy).

If you’ve started eptinezumab (Vyepti), you may notice side effects, such as cold-like symptoms or a mild allergic reaction. Here’s how to manage them.

You may have many questions about eptinezumab (Vyepti). What is Vyepti? How much does Vyepti cost? How long does Vyepti take to work? Here are answers.

What should you expect when you take eptinezumab (Vyepti)? Learn how it works, common side effects, and what to know before you take it.

Atogepant (Qulipta) is a powerful migraine preventive. Here’s what to know when taking Qulipta.

Here are the answers to commonly asked questions about atogepant (Qulipta) for migraine, including how much it costs and how to take it.

Qulipta can cause uncomfortable side effects in the digestive tract. Here are some tips to manage them.

Taking fremanezumab (Ajovy) for migraine prevention? Here’s what you need to know about how to use it, its side effects, and how it works.

Managing the side effects of fremanezumab (Ajovy) starts with knowing what to look for. Learn how you can manage them and when to see your doctor.

Fremanezumab (Ajovy) is a drug you inject monthly or once every 3 months to prevent migraines. Here’s a look at the most commonly asked questions.

Rimegepant (Nurtec ODT) is an oral medication that can both treat and prevent migraine headaches. Here are 7 things you need to know about the drug.

Like any drug, the migraine medication rimegepant (Nurtec ODT) might cause side effects. Here are tips for managing them.

Rimegepant (Nurtec ODT) is a drug that can both treat migraine headaches once you get them and prevent future attacks. Here’s what you should know.

What should you expect when you take galcanezumab (Emgality)? Learn more about how it works, its side effects, and more.