Healthcare

Professionals

Are you a health care professional with an interest in migraine?

MAI is currently compiling a list of health care professionals with a special interest in, or specialist knowledge of Migraine and Headache disorders. These details are only passed onto those requesting details of health care professionals in their area. If you would like to be added to this list, please email us with your contact information and some details on your area of expertise.

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Your support as a member would greatly help our organisation to continue the work that we do for migraine sufferers in Ireland.

Membership entitles you to:

  • Access to the Members’ section of the website (currently under construction)
  • A pack of information leaflets discussing various aspects of migraine
  • Our quarterly BrainStorm magazine
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We send regular newsletters to health care professionals regarding training events and other updates. 

    Management of Migraine

    for Health Professionals

    Migraine is the most common headache disorder seen by doctors.  It is estimated that there are approximately 600,000 to 700,000 people in the Republic of Ireland with this condition.

    The peak prevalence is for women between the ages of 15-49 years. Some patients experience relatively infrequent attacks during their lifetime, while the average patient gets one to two attacks per month. Approximately 10% of all patients get weekly attacks.

     

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    Migraine is a

    Complex

    Neurological

    Disorder

    That Affects Different Areas of The Brain

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    Migraine Diary

    The Migraine Diary is a simple but effective way for patients to manage migraine. A migraine diary can help to establish certain patterns in attacks.

    Attacks may only be triggered by a certain combination of trigger factors. Each factor on their own may not be enough to trigger an attack but when combined they do.

    Using the migraine diary can demonstrate patterns causing attacks and can help reduce the frequency of the attacks.

    The migraine diary will help demonstrate the impact of migraine. It is good practice to recommend using a diary to your patients. It can help him/her to implement a specific treatment plan for you.

    You can place a bulk order of diaries through the GSK Portal.

    Or call GSK direct on 1800991869.

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