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Scientists Track Effectiveness Of Migraine Drugs With Ultrasound

aluating the success of long-term medications used for the treatment of migraines.

Such research will allow doctors to monitor the efficacy of migraine medicines -- if ultrasound shows high blood velocity, then medication could be given until those blood vessels return to normal -- and the result is a preemptive strike against the headaches.

This is a beginning study, Chung said. Further studies would include more detail, such as measuring the medications against one another.


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