Timely intervention is crucial in stroke management. Receiving medical care within the critical window significantly minimizes brain damage. Treatment may involve clot-dissolving medication, surgical procedures, or comprehensive rehabilitation. Recovery emphasizes physical, speech, and occupational therapies to restore lost functions. Adopting a healthy lifestyle—maintaining a balanced diet, engaging in regular exercise, managing blood pressure, and avoiding smoking—promotes

Migraine injection treatment utilizes various injectable medications to decrease the frequency and intensity of migraine attacks. A common choice is Botox, administered every three months to prevent chronic migraines. Another innovative method involves CGRP inhibitors like erenumab, fremanezumab, and galcanezumab, which target a specific molecule linked to migraine attacks and can be injected monthly or quarterly. These treatments are especially advantageous for those who do

A transient ischemic attack (TIA) , often called a “mini-stroke,” causes temporary neurological symptoms due to brief interruption of...

Daily Persistent Headache is a sudden-onset headache that becomes constant and occurs daily, often without any previous history of...

Special online seminar event entitled "MANAGING MIGRAINE IN AN EVOLVING TREATMENT LANDSCAPE" with guest speaker - Dr Winnie Lim Khoo :...

According to the Mayo Clinic; Living with migraines can be a difficult challenge. Almost one-third of migraine sufferers experience...

Daily Persistent Headache (DPH) or the commonly called "Araw araw na sakit ng ulo" is a type of continous headache that starts suddenly...