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Britt Talley Daniel MD

Episodic and chronic migraine (CM) strongly affect employment and job status. CM caused 35% of overall lost work time in a recent study.Migraine1 week ago
A randomized study showed that diet restriction based on IgG antibodies helps in reducing the number of migraine attacks.Migraine3 weeks ago
Migraine severity varies with age. Effectiveness of medication depends on a patient's age. The older you are the better the medicine works.Migraine1 month ago
Neck pain accompanies migraine more than nausea, a defining characteristic of the disorder. Treat neck pain to improve therapy.Migraine2 months ago
Please note a change for the link to the Summavel Dosepro 6 mg Sumatriptan site. http://www.sumaveldosepro.com/how-useMigraine2 months ago
Migraineurs have attacks of vertigo alone or with headache. Treatment is migraine preventive drugs and lifestyle modification.Migraine3 months ago
Exercise helps migraine. One study showed a drop in number of attacks, days with migraine, headache intensity, and amount medication used.Migraine3 months ago
Neck pain is more frequent in migraine than nausea. Neck pain is more frequent as attacks move from episodic to chronic daily headache.Migraine3 months ago
Chronic Daily Headache sufferers use more opioid-combination analgesics than Episodic Headache sufferers who use aspirin or ibuprofen.Migraine4 months ago
For patients having 3-4 migraines/month commitment to prophylactic or daily medication may drop migraine numbers by 50%Migraine4 months ago
Chronic migraine sufferers (>15 HA days/mo) are in poorer health, less wealthy, and more depressed than those with episodic migraine.Migraine4 months ago
A triptan plus 2 Alleve (naprosyn) works better than the triptan alone. Try this at onset for acute Rx of a migraine.Migraine5 months ago
Migraine may last 4-72 hours. Headaches lasting longer than this are usually due to over treatment and medication overuse headache.Migraine5 months ago
Dr. Daniel's book "Migraine" is now available. Log on to Amazon, Google, or Barnes&Noble. Plug in Britt Talley Daniel MigraineMigraine5 months ago
A study of 70,000 pregnant women with migraine found no increased risk of birth defects in those using triptans.Migraine6 months ago
Stress is the number one factor aggravating migraine. Try to decrease stress. Drugs and foods are much less frequent problems.Migraine6 months ago
link for a video on use of sumavel dosepro: http://www.sumaveldosepro.com/howtouse.phpMigraine7 months ago
Migraine is the most common chronic health problem for women, affecting 17%. 7% of men have migraine.Migraine7 months ago
Cover Dr. Daniel's book, "Migraine" http://www.authorhouse.com/Bookstore/BookStoreSearchResults.aspx?SearchType=smpl&SearchTerm=migraineMigraine7 months ago

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