There are particularly lucky cases. In one of them, a woman was sitting in front of Jan-Peter Jansen, pain medicine specialist in Berlin, and said that it was only three days with her. Three days of migraine headache a month. And no longer thirty. Up until then, the woman had suffered a migraine attack or had other headaches on almost every day of her life, making her one of the most troubled headache patients in the large pain center that Jansen runs. And among the doctors' most complicated cases, no therapy had worked for her. Until she got the injection.
Migraines: An injection that takes the horror away from pain attacks
2020-12-17T07:43:51.362Z
Millions of people suffer from severe migraines. Now for the first time there are drugs that have been developed to prevent attacks. Patients inject antibodies - some suddenly feel better. But why don't everyone get the new therapy?
Source: welt