Patient Assistance Programs for Migraine Treatment

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Migraine: Is not just a Headache. It can stop your life in its tracks.


One in every seven people around the world experience a migraine at least once in their lives. Count yourself lucky if you have never had a migraine. If you have had a migraine or suffer from persistent migraines, you know just how painful and disrupting they can be.

Migraines are more than just a regular headache – and they can be absolutely draining for those who suffer from them. You do not have to live with regular migraines. There are viable prevention options, and the ASP Health migraine doctor in Texas can help you live a life free of migraines!

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Does everyone with migraine need to attend a clinic?


Most people with migraine who require a specialist’s advice are cared for solely by their General Practitioner. If you do not respond well to treatment or if your migraine attacks are not being well managed, further investigation may be needed. You should contact a specialist clinic if you experience the following below:

  • Doubt over the diagnosis of migraine;
  • A rarer form of migraine may be suspected;
  • Other headaches besides migraine are present and may complicate your diagnosis;
  • The treatment is not working well for you;
  • Your migraine attacks or headaches are getting worse/more frequent.

What we treat


There are many types of headaches along with migraine. Each has unique causes and symptoms.

Common types of headaches include:

  • Cluster headaches
  • Daily headaches
  • Facial pain
  • Migraines
  • Medication overuse headaches
  • New daily persistent headaches (NDPH)
  • Secondary headaches
  • Tension headaches



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Migraine Symptoms


Untreated migraine attacks can last for hours, days, or months. You may experience various symptoms across different stages of migraine

  • Confusion
  • Difficulty speaking or understanding others who are speaking
  • Slurred speech or a hoarse voice
  • Numbness or weakness in the face or extremities, especially if it’s on one side
  • Tremors or clumsiness
  • Vision problems, like difficulty seeing or double vision
  • Unequal pupil size
  • A drooping eyelid on one side
  • Inability to stand even if holding onto a stationary object
  • Sudden or severe vomiting without a known cause

How should I prepare for my first visit?


A migraine diary: Before you visit our clinic for your first appointment it is beneficial to keep a diary of your attacks. Keep a record of your symptoms and triggers. This is useful for the specialist to diagnose migraine and their triggers.

Medication record: The doctor will need to know the names and doses of any medication you have tried before. This may include herbal remedies and complementary treatments (such as acupuncture, homeopathy, and herbalism) that you have tried.

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