wellness Service:

Chronic Migraine

Chronic migraine is typically characterized by frequent headache days over several months and may include symptoms such as light sensitivity or nausea. Neuromodulator treatment for chronic migraine is a prescription option that is provided under clinician oversight in a clinical setting. Public-facing information is limited to treatment name, price, and procedural details in accordance with Health Canada requirements.

We are proud to coordinate care with Dr. Deon Louw (Neurosurgeon and Headache Specialist) at Migralogica. If you would like an assessment, please have your physician complete the referral form and fax it to (403) 984-5469.

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Neuromodulators are prescription treatments that act on nerve signaling in the body. In a clinical setting, they may be used as part of a treatment plan for individuals living with chronic migraine, under the care and guidance of a licensed practitioner. Public information about prescription drugs is limited to treatment names, dosage, and procedural details, as required by Health Canada.
We are proud to coordinate care with Dr. Deon Louw (Neurosurgeon and Headache Specialist) at Migralogica. If you would like an assessment, please have your physician complete the referral form and fax it to (403) 984-5469.

Results:

It takes 2 weeks to reach peak effect and results typically last 12 weeks. It is recommended to repeat treatments every 12 weeks.

Downtime:

No social downtime (pinpoint redness and swelling to injection sites for a few hours).

Cost:

Neuromodulators for Chronic Migraine are generally covered by insurance, but may be subject to a copay, depending on your coverage. No additional injection fee.