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Chronic tension-type headache

What is Transformed Migraine?

by James on 20 August 2010

Transformed Migraine is another older term that isn’t used as often anymore.  What used to be called transformed migraine or evolutive migraine can now actually be called several different things, depending on the diagnosis. The most basic diagnosis is chronic migraine.  Transformed migraine (TM) referred to patients who had migraine symptoms very frequently or even [...]

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Namenda Migraine Treatment

by James on 19 March 2009

It’s time to take a look at what’s new with Namenda migraine treatment.  Namenda is actually just one brand name for memantine.  It’s also sold as Axura, Akatinol, Ebixa and Memox. Namenda is commonly used for Alzheimer patients, but is being tested for a number of other neurological disorders. Technically known as a moderate affinity [...]

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Headache almost every day? What kind?

by James on 19 April 2005

Two types of headache that are similar, but usually should be treated differently:  Transformed migraine and Chronic tension-type headache.  The second type happens to many people from time to time.  Every day or every other day you find yourself with a tension headache.  It’s usually on both sides of the head and has that pressing [...]

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