As a headache medicine specialist, I am always seeking new treatments to help patients manage chronic migraine. Over the past decade, the FDA has approved many new therapies, including drugs and alternative treatments, and there has been a significant increase in migraine research. Finding the right treatment for chronic migraine can be challenging, but advancements in understanding the brain and nervous system changes that occur in migraine have led to more targeted therapies. New preventive medications and acute medications that block calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) are leading the way in treatment. Additionally, neuromodulation devices, lifestyle changes, and new studies are offering hope for further advancements in chronic migraine treatment.
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Chronic Migraine: The Future of Treatment
