Migraine attacks often strike unexpectedly, even when you sense them building. Drawing from Santé magazine, five readers share the personal methods that reliably ease their symptoms.
How common is migraine?
According to the Brain Foundation, one in three women experiences a migraine attack at some point—whether as a one-off event or chronically.
What causes migraines?
The exact triggers remain elusive, which explains why no definitive preventive treatment exists yet.
Will there ever be a cure for migraines?
Promising clinical trials are testing a new anti-migraine drug. If successful, it could hit the market in a few years.
Until breakthrough treatments arrive, those affected experiment with options. In Santé magazine's February issue, five readers reveal their go-to approaches—from paracetamol and rest to advanced neurostimulators.
What helps you control your migraines?
