Magnesium and migraines – an interview with Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett

Migraines often strike on one side. Scientists say that matters more than we think New data may improve outcomes when we use TMS to treat migraines

This post explains how lidocaine, beyond its traditional use as a local anesthetic, can be given by IV or directly into the middle meningeal artery to help break severe, treatment-resistant migraines, with early studies showing promising relief and generally mild, manageable side effects.