If you’re a chronic sufferer or have had the occasional migraine headache, you know how debilitating they can be. They are also often times accompanied by other symptoms such as nausea or visual disturbances.
Researchers are not entirely sure what causes migraines, but it is believed that it involves changes in the blood flow in the brain. There also seems to be a genetic link to migraine headaches. Over half of migraine patients have an affected family member.
We recently conducted a social media campaign, using Visible Intelligence, earlier this year to understand the general landscape of migraine conversation in social media as well as social media conversations regarding triggers and treatment.The infographic below highlights some of our findings, and you can also read more about it in this MediaPost: Marketing Health article featuring our own Carly Wilcox, Director of Research & Analytics.
Do you suffer from migraines? If so, what remedies work best for you?
