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Effectiveness of Nonpharmacologic Treatment for Migraine in Young Children
Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 10/07/09
Eidlitz–Markus T et al. – As the primary option, conservative therapy for migraine appears to be more effective in children younger than 6 years than in older children, perhaps because of their shorter duration of disease until treatment and lower frequency of attacks.
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