Migraine Study Results - Cefaly Supraorbital Transcutaneous Stimulator

By Teri Robert, Health Guide Wednesday, February 06, 2013

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A common subject of questions about Migraine is that of the various neurostimulator devices that we keep "hearing" about. None of these devices have yet been approved by the FDA for use in treating Migraine, but Migraineurs want to know more about them. Today, the results of a small study in...

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shade

2/ 6/13 5:42pm

Hi, Has any one tried this yet?

jnk

2/ 7/13 2:36pm

I saw one comment on Amazon that said they went from 5 migraines/month to 1 per month. But it is $$$$. I have not tried, this is the first I heard of it. Sounds interesting though.

shade

2/ 7/13 2:46pm

Thank you. I will ask my family Dr what she thinks.

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