Migraines
You have an official diagnosis of migraines.
Persistence
Your symptoms have persisted for months or even years despite seeking help
Temporary Relief
Past treatments have provided some relief but not permanent resolution.
Management
You often find yourself in a cycle of ongoing management with no end in sight.
Inconsistency
Your migraine symptoms range from mild discomfort to debilitating pain.
Motivation
You've tried everything from quirky devices to unconventional remedies and are slowly losing hope.
Scans
Your scans have not shown tumour, infection, bleeding, or poisoning.
Other Symptoms
You have a history of other discomforts, such as neck or back pain.
Triggers
You are sensitive to triggers such as certain lights, weather changes, or temperature shifts.
Monthly Patterns
You notice a monthly pattern in symptoms around certain periods, such as menopause.
Fatigue
You often feel fatigued, lacking energy, or experience brain fog.
Other Conditions
You have a history of other conditions like joint pain, fibromyalgia, or CRPS.
Aura
You sometimes experience migraines with aura.
Cluster
You have recurrent severe headaches on one side of the head, typically around the eye.
Vertigo
You experience chronic dizziness, vestibular migraines, or loss of balance.
Dietary
You sometimes manage symptoms by avoiding certain foods and may have a sensitive stomach.