Overview
Migraine with aura is a type of headache with potential neurological symptoms (e.g. visual changes, numbness, speech problems). Treatment of migraine with aura can involve medications, lifestyle changes, and stress management. Medications for migraine with aura may include beta blockers, antidepressants, antiepileptic drugs, and calcium-channel blockers. Lifestyle changes may include avoiding migraine triggers, getting adequate sleep, and exercising regularly. Stress management strategies like mindfulness-based relaxation and cognitive-behavioral therapy may also be useful. Treatment of migraine with aura can reduce headache frequency and severity and improve quality of life.
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