Managing Intractable Migraine & Status Migrainosus with Dr. Berk

In this recording of a Facebook Live event, Shoshana Lipson, executive director of Migraine Meanderings, welcomes Thomas Berk, MD. as he shares information about intractable migraine and status migrainosus, how to manage these conditions, and best treatment options. Live Q&A is included at the end.
Dr. Berk is a board certified headache specialist and the medical director of Neura Health, a virtual headache clinic. You can check out Neura Health here to get an appointment with Dr. Berk or another headache specialist via telehealth: bit.ly/TryNeuraHealth - use discount code: MIGRAINEM15
Please check out our website, www.migrainemeanderings.com for migraine resources, a migraine treatment toolbox, blog, upcoming events, and much more!

[@rebeccaslater1398]

Excellent presentation

[@clind6682]

Thank you! I needed to hear I’m not alone in this 16 year battle of 24/7 365 pain. The neuro I’d trusted for over 30 years of having 1 hormonal migraine a month accused me of making this up when I didn’t improve over 4 years of trying everything suggested by Jefferson Headache. She said “You’ve tried everything that has worked for EVERYONE else so you’re making this up”. When I asked how I was supposed to be a mom while in so much pain, she replied “Go to an ER”. That was just the beginning of the verbal attacks I’ve endured from medical professionals.

[@Truerealism747]

I've got the m 24/7 in my upper body not head anymore base if neck shoulders feal sick just the same years been going on to I had conventional migraines 25 years ago also 24/7

[@theseventh5204]

I had a horrible head pain that lasted weeks. Turned out I was leaking CSF and my brain had slumped in my skull. If you have head pain that wont stop look into the possibility of a Cerebrospinal fluid leak.

[@Truerealism747]

Do you have hypomobility my migraine is now 24/7 shoulders armpits area no headache moved over years.i though of spd leak but it doesn't get better on lying down most of the time and no headache nowadays

[@jeanettechin4976]

I have 24/7 migraines and started at age 67 and is in pain constantly. It’s very debilitating and I don’t accomplish very much.

[@Truerealism747]

Nothing works for you apparently ADHD meds can help check out Dr lenz