Chronic migraine sufferers experience these headaches more than 15 days a month. This can make it difficult for them to participate in daily life.
Many people who suffer from chronic migraines don’t realize it. That’s because the severity of the headaches can change from one day to the next. One day, the person might have a roaring migraine, but the next, the symptoms might not be as severe. This causes many people to misdiagnose themselves with sinus or tension headaches.
Chronic migraine sufferers tend to take a lot of medications to alleviate the pain. This might help at the moment, but it can cause rebound headaches. That means they have more headaches due to the medication they are taking.
If you experience chronic migraines, the team at Medical Care of Western New York at Buffalo will create a treatment protocol that will help you avoid rebound headaches while managing your migraines. You can greatly reduce or even eliminate your migraines with our help.