Adolescents with Chronic Migraine
A study by Dr Scott Powers in Cincinnati found that adding biofeedback, relaxation techniques, and stress reduction to amitriptyline therapy reduced the number of migraine days and disability and had a favorable and clinically meaningful impact on children school functioning.
According to Dr Lawrence Newman, translating this into clinical practice is a challenge and “treatment specialists will need to find ways to overcome adolescent resistance to behavioral therapy and insurance coverage issues.”
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