Get Your Personalised Migraine Report for Your Neurologist

Neurologists evaluating complex or treatment-resistant migraines need detailed longitudinal data: attack frequency and duration over 3–6 months, aura characteristics (visual, sensory, motor, or speech — relevant for hemiplegic migraine and migraine with aura), a complete medication history including all triptans and any CGRP-targeted therapies tried, current and past prophylaxis with response data, and functional impact scores. The more complete your history, the faster a neurologist can move toward the right diagnosis and treatment plan.

Vestibular migraine involves dizziness, vertigo, or balance problems associated with migraine attacks — sometimes without a headache. When describing symptoms to a neurologist, note whether vertigo precedes, accompanies, or follows the headache; the duration of vestibular symptoms; any triggers (head movement, visual stimuli); and whether symptoms overlap with typical migraine aura. Migraine Trail logs all associated symptoms alongside each attack so you have a precise record to share.

A GP appointment typically focuses on attack frequency, basic symptom classification, and first-line medication management. A neurologist appointment goes deeper: classifying migraine subtype (vestibular migraine, hemiplegic migraine, chronic migraine, migraine with aura), reviewing failed treatments, assessing CGRP eligibility, and discussing advanced preventive therapy. A neurologist-focused report should emphasise aura phenotype, prophylaxis history with response ratings, and any atypical features that suggest a complex migraine diagnosis.

Yes. In many countries, access to CGRP monoclonal antibodies (erenumab, fremanezumab, galcanezumab) requires documented evidence of at least 4 migraine days per month and failure of 2–3 preventive medications. A Migraine Trail report with consistent monthly attack counts and a timestamped medication history with outcome ratings provides exactly the evidence trail needed to support a CGRP prescribing decision.