Tuesday, May 29, 2012

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Hi Alix, Typcially in Migraine disease (a genetic neurologic disorder) MRI's are normal and are unable to show where pain takes place. A PET scan may show Migrainous activity. If your doctor doesn't understand Migraine disease, it may be time for a new one. We have a quiz that might help you with this: Is Your Doctor Right for You? After you take the quiz and think it is time to move on, we have a list of patient recommended Migraine specialists you can see HERE. Good luck Nancy

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