"For patients with comorbidities or polytrauma, clinicians must consider medical contraindications, the risks of adverse effects, and drug-drug interactions when prescribing migraine medication. Nonpharmacologic approaches to treatment, such as neuromodulation with Cefaly, can improve outcomes while minimizing treatment-related risks."

“I’m a veteran that had severe migraines since I was 12yo. 3 yrs ago my neurologist ordered a Cefaly for me because nothing else had worked for me because my headaches were so severe and sporadic, running the gamut of triggers. I have used the Cefaly EVERY night, on prevention mode, before bed. In 3 yrs, I have had 2 minor migraines…that’s it…none of which were this past year!!! Wish I would’ve had a Cefaly 54 years ago! It may not work for everyone, but it is sincerely worth a shot…. Takes 20 min a day, & I’ve had no side effects.”

“My VA neurologist recommended it to me. I’ve tried many different medications, but those led to even more medications for other side effects. Being a veteran, oftentimes I’d just tough it out and wait for the migraine to go away but then it would be too late. Morning I put it on and listen to a 20-minute meditation. The Cefaly is really subtle and easy to use.”

“Since receiving my Cefaly device from the veterans hospital, my hemiplegic migraines have been more manageable. Although, the device does not stop them completely, the migraines have reduced duration.”

“It doesn’t cure me, but it gives me relief. I use it for 20 minutes each night before bed and I’ve actually been able to sleep through the night now for the first time in 3 years! Migraines are so horrible. When you hear of something that can bring you relief and you try it and it works for you, you want to tell people.”