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Yes, it's been found to work well on certain types of "cluster" type migranes. However, it hasn't been found to work for chronic migranes, which is what this ne
by heyyyouu 8y ago
Yes, it's been found to work well on certain types of "cluster" type migranes. However, it hasn't been found to work for chronic migranes, which is what this new drug is focused on. Prevention of chronic migranes is horribly elusive, and while there's a number of "preventatives," for many people they don't work well or for very long.
- Uberphallus 8y agoI have chronic migraines, the frequency isn't too bad (2-3 times a month). Personally I've spent 2 years migraine free doing LSD and psilocybe mushrooms (and other related drugs) every couple of months during a year and a half. Sometimes in the range of microdosing: ~25µg LSD monthly for the last 3 months). I know, n=1, but still.
- heyyyouu 8y agoChronic migranes is defined as 15 days or more per month. Many people have it 24 hours a day. Frequency is what chronic migranes are about.
- okmokmz 8y agoThe study states the psylocybin was found to be effective for acute treatment of migraines. Obviously it's only one study, but unless you have sources I disagree that psychedelics have not been found to work for migraines. Also you say "'cluster' type migraines", but cluster headaches are not a sub-type of migraines.