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💥 Not all migraine symptoms are visible.
At school, kids may look “fine” on the outside while struggling with pain, dizziness, nausea, or brain fog that makes it almost impossible to focus.

Parents and teachers can use this graphic to s

💥 What’s going through a child’s mind when they have a migraine attack at school?

From pounding head pain to the fear of falling behind, school can feel overwhelming for kids and teens with migraine.

School accommodations, like quiet

Managing pediatric migraine can feel overwhelming, but having the right info helps!

Check out our charts breaking down:
✅ FDA-approved treatments
✅ Treatments in clinical trials
✅ Neuromodulation devices

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For kids with migraine, pain doesn’t stop at the classroom door. It affects their ability to learn, participate, and just be kids.

That’s why September’s Pain Awareness Month matters so much. It’s a reminder that pain is mor

Is your child’s headache more than ‘just a headache’? 🤔

Frequent head pain in kids could be migraine, and it’s important to get the right support early.

Here are 5 steps parents can take to help their child manage headaches

Another day at school, and your child’s head is already hurting before class even starts.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Migraine can make school exhausting, stressful, and overwhelming for kids, and for parents too.

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