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Chronic Migraine

Chronic migraine means having headaches on 15 or more days a month, with migraine features on many of them. A pain-management and preventive approach can reduce how often and how badly attacks strike.

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Causes & risk factors

Common symptoms

Tests & diagnosis

Treatment & management

When to see a doctor urgently

Not a diagnosis. MedDroid gives general educational information about chronic migraine. It cannot examine you, diagnose or prescribe — always confirm with a qualified doctor.

Frequently asked questions

Can taking too many painkillers make headaches worse?

Yes. Using painkillers or migraine medicines too often can cause medication-overuse headache, creating a cycle of frequent headaches. Managing this with a specialist is an important part of treatment.

What helps chronic migraine?

A preventive plan is key: regular preventive medicine, treating attacks early but not too often, managing triggers, and keeping steady sleep and meals. Specialist treatments are available for difficult cases.

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