One thing about even the best Migraine treatment regimens is that there will probably come a time when something happens, and they're not as effective as they once were.
There can also come a time when a change in Migraine specialists is in order, even when your current specialist is a fine doctor.
I find myself in a situation where both of the statements above apply to me and my Migraine regimen. For several years now, I've been fortunate enough to often have two months between...
Full Question:I go to Thomas Jefferson Headache Center but I am still getting migraines 15-20 days a month. They are only 5-6 in strength... Read more »
When I wrote my last share post, I referred to my Migraine specialist as Dr. B and my neuropsychologist as Dr. C. I'm going to stick with... Read more »
I went to see my specialist for my third visit on May 24, 2010. I went with a list in hand of my concerns / questions. I would like to... Read more »
Full Question: I was wandering what kind of foods can trigger a migraine? I had a ham sandwich yesterday, and with in a half an hour I... Read more »
Full Question: I need to find a doctor that can help me with my migraines, which are related to my hormone cycle. Should I find a... Read more »
How many doctors did you see before your Migraines or headaches were accurately diagnosed? How many doctors did you see before you found effective ... Read more »
Doctor: Valerie Brown, M.D. Retired - Not seeing patients. Read more »
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