A first-of-its kind study identifies migraine as common challenge among sexual and gender minority (SGM) folks, and reveals barriers to appropriate neurological care.
“While advocacy and awareness of migraine is a year-round mission, just like the other worthy causes that have months in recognition of them, this month is needed to bring an even higher level of attention to the reality of life with migraine.”
Navigating a chronic condition like migraine often impacts mental health. Here’s what you need to know about how mental health challenges may intersect with migraine.
“I suffered from this disease for so long that it robbed me from so much enjoyment in life, but I am enjoying it in this other way — defeating the disease, raising awareness, enjoying my paintings, and showing to others what we see and what we suffer through migraine.”
In honor of Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, we talked to our patient community to find out what they wish others knew about living with migraine.
“I would remind any Muslim living with migraine (or any other chronic illness) that we are compelled to protect our health and well-being," says migraine patient advocate Qasim Amin Nathari.