Questions for your doctor

Questions for your doctor: Migraine

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The first days are full of new words. These questions help you see where things stand.

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What exactly is my diagnosis, and how certain is it?Why ask: The exact name and subtype decide which treatments and trials are worth reading about.
Which further tests are needed before we decide on treatment?Why ask: You will know what you are waiting for, and when the picture will be complete.
What are the treatment options, and what speaks for and against each?Why ask: Seeing the options side by side helps you understand the reason behind the recommendation.
What is the goal of the treatment: cure, slowing the disease or easing symptoms?Why ask: The goal shapes how many side effects it makes sense to accept.
How much time do we have to decide?Why ask: Sometimes days matter, and sometimes there is time for a second opinion.
Is there a clinical trial we should talk about now?Why ask: Some trials only accept people before their first treatment.
What do you think about a second opinion, and who could give one?Why ask: A second opinion is a normal step, and most doctors will help you get one.
Who can I call if I have a question or feel worse?Why ask: A name and a number save a lot of worry between appointments.

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8 November 2026. Not medical advice. Talk to your care team before you change anything in your treatment.

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