The Diagnosis of Migraine, a Disabling Neurological Disorder

  The diagnosis of migraine should be made early in order to try and preserve as much as possible the patient’s quality of life. However, and this is where the problem begins, sufferers aren’t always referred to the most appropriate specialists. Therefore, they tend to resort to self-medication (thus aggravating the disease) and it usually takes an average of two to three years to start up an effective intervention. A migraine isn’t just a headache. In reality, it’s a disabling neurological disease. It affects women in greater numbers and its management is still as complex as it’s challenging. Experts suggest…