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Abstract
Migraine is neither an “extreme headache” nor a psychosomatic condition, as many patients and some healthcare providers continue to believe. One of the most pervasive misconceptions is that migraine is a vascular disease. Current and emerging evidence disproves this notion and has established that migraine has a distinctive physiology based on a neurological process. Due to poor understanding of the condition, migraine is often misdiagnosed – or not diagnosed at all. It is frequently mistaken for tension-type or sinus headache, even though headache specialists consider the latter to be relatively rare.
CME Outline:
- Background–Prevalence and Epidemiology
- Diagnosis
- Common pharmaceutical therapies
- Naturopathic Options
- Neurosteroids
- Emerging therapies
- Resources
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