Update on Homeopathic Treatments for Migraines

Abstract

In addition to being the most common neurological ailment in adults, migraines affect a disproportionately large
number of women from the time they reach menarche until they reach menopause. The debilitating effects of
chronic migraine, which must be experienced at least fifteen days a month, are well-documented. At least ten
days a month, many people with chronic migraine take a compound analgesic, opioid, triptan, or ergot derivative,
indicating that they are likely to abuse medicine. There is still a need for migraine therapy, despite the fast
progress in path physiology that has led to new options. The use of homeopathy to treat migraines is discussed in
this article.