Migraine
NICE-aligned preventative medical treatments for chronic migraine reduce pain signal transmission and decrease monthly headache days through structured head and neck applications every 12 weeks.
Migraine
Chronic migraine, defined clinically as headaches on fifteen or more days a month, with at least eight of those days meeting migraine criteria, can be genuinely life limiting. We offer a medical treatment for the prevention of chronic migraine in adults, which NICE guidance supports once patients have tried and not responded to at least three other preventative medications, and once any medication overuse has been properly addressed.
It works by reducing the transmission of pain signals associated with migraine, and treatment follows a structured protocol delivered across several sites on the head and neck, repeated roughly every twelve weeks, with many patients noticing a meaningful reduction in the number of headache days they experience. As with every treatment decision we make, this begins with a full and honest conversation about your history and what has already been tried, so we can be confident this is an appropriate next step for you.