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Sleep, Magnesium and New Medications: What Really Helps Against Migraines
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Ponies, hammering, stabbing – migraine attacks can last up to three days and severely limit the quality of life of those affected. However, this doesn't have to be the case. Migraine is still not curable, but new medications give patients hope. They promise a much better therapy, Gregor Broessner, head of the head pain clinic at Innsbruck's clinic, explains. In addition, the physician explains whether the hair dryer in Tyrol is actually related …
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