Preventing migraine attacks with CGRP inhibitors
These drugs weren't developed specifically for migraine prevention, but can still be effective.
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These drugs weren't developed specifically for migraine prevention, but can still be effective.
Both are common — and frequently confused with each other.
Migraines often start with symptoms before your head starts hurting.
Research suggests it starts with changes in brain electrical activity.
Your dentist may be able to help.
Some of these strategies may help you avoid tension headaches.
Most people have experienced this type of headache.
Knowing what type of headache you have can help you seek treatment.
Your doctor may order some tests to help rule out some potential causes.
If you are over age 50 and have a new headache, it may be temporal arteritis.