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*DISCLAIMER: The information included in this HelpCenter is a professional opinion from 17 years of experience working with thousands of migraines & headache cases and the observation of available medical literature. However, the effectiveness and speed of our Treatment System’s results may vary from person to person. Some headache/migraine conditions are only partially responsive or even non-responsive with this treatment approach. Outcomes depend upon the level of engagement and adherence in this treatment program. In addition, if spinal degeneration is present, it can complicate improvement or progression in this treatment. Some medications may effect symptom response. Examples include migraine preventives (e.g., Depakote, Neurontin, Lyrica, Topamax), narcotic pain relievers (e.g., hydrocodone), newer CGRP injectables (e.g., Aimovig, Ajovi), or recently-administered Botox injections. If you’re concerned about the source of your headaches and/or migraines or about available treatment approaches, contact your doctor or specialist for medical advice.