Is it right for me?

• Yes
• No

• Yes
• No

Have you been having headaches recently that you have not had in the past? Cefaly is not indicated for you. You should consult a doctor to obtain a medical opinion on your symptoms.

• At the back of my head (occipital region)
• At the front of my head (frontal region)
• More at the top of my head
• On one side of my head (left or right)
• In several places at the same time
• Other

You regularly suffer headaches and have done for more than 6 months or years. It is possible that Cefaly may be indicated for you, but you should first seek your doctor’s opinion.

• Every day
• Every week
• Every month
• Less than once a month

• Triptans (zomig, relpax, imitrex, imigran, etc.)
• Aspirin or ibuprofen-based painkillers
• Paracetamol-based painkillers
• Long-term treatment (beta blockers, anti-epileptics, etc.)
• Other treatment for headache
• None

Your headaches are too infrequent for Cefaly to be indicated. You should be able to obtain a standard solution (prevention measures and medication) from your doctor.

• At least once a day
• A few times a week
• A few times a month
• I do not take any medication

Cefaly is definitely indicated for your symptoms. Your headaches are frequent and you use quite a lot of medication. You have 2 chances out of 3 that Cefaly will be able to help you and bring you a considerable improvement in your symptoms.

I want to try it

Cefaly is indicated for your symptoms. Your use of medications is not excessive, however your headaches are frequent. You have around a 70% chance that Cefaly will be the best treatment for your headaches.

I want to try it

Cefaly is indicated for your symptoms. This drug-free treatment could well be the solution you are looking for. You have around a 70% chance that Cefaly will be effective in your case.

I want to try it