Common migraine
What is it?
Attacks come on without any prior warning and can vary in length (4 to 72 hours). Between attacks, there are no symptoms. The pain is violent, pulsating, usually on one side of the head and made worse by physical activity, often being accompanied by nausea or vomiting. Sufferers find noise and light difficult to tolerate.
Cefaly?
Is indicated when attacks are frequent (several times a month). Cefaly’s effectiveness will first and foremost be preventative in order to significantly reduce the frequency of migraine attacks. It can also reduce pain during an attack.
Benefit?
Significant improvement for 2 patients out of 3.