In the Summer 2023 issue we presented data from research recently conducted by this editor and his colleagues that appeared to contradict the proposition that females with migraine are deficient in libido.
Read MoreHow this particular myth ever gained traction is something of a mystery, but a persistent myth it is…
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Read MoreMelissa, a 32-year-old accountant who lives and works in Charlotte, North Carolina, writes…
Read MoreI was in the process of completing this issue of Migraineur when I first learned of the horrific events that were occurring in southern Israel…
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Read MoreYou’ve had migraine for years, but until recently it was never really that much of a problem…
Read MoreHowever the notion initially arose and for whatever conflation of reasons, misogynistic or otherwise, there persists in America a prevailing cultural trope that females are prone to using headache as an excuse to avoid engaging in sexual intercourse…
Read MoreAfter the more complex management recommendations we have made in this “Tip of the Month” section over the years this tip may seem pretty simple. But here it goes…
Read MoreExamined through the lens of the historical development of therapies for migraine, topiramate is a particularly interesting drug...
Read MoreAmelia, a 25-year-old administrative assistant who lives in Philadelphia writes…
Read MoreIn 2016, when we first conceived of publishing an “educational, but entertaining” magazine for the 12%…
Read MoreWhen it comes to sexual desire and performance, migraineurs - specifically female migraineurs - have long been getting a bad rap…
Read More“You’re a neurologist,” he demanded. “Tell me why I never have a headache when I’m working 20 hour days, but then almost every vacation we go on is ruined because I have a horrible migraine for the entire time.”
Read MoreMigraine is roughly 3 times more common in females than males…
Read MoreEver since injectable sumatriptan was approved for use in the US…
Read MoreIf, as estimated, roughly 40 million Americans have migraine, then almost 300 million don’t…
Read MoreCharlotte, a 46 year old attorney who lives and works in Washington, DC writes…
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