Article: New Study Supports Importance of Considering Gastric Stasis When Treating Migraine Sufferers.

Study Reveals Important Insights About Gastric Motility in Migraine Patients

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Jan. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Data from a newly published study in the current issue of Headache indicates that migraine sufferers experience gastric stasis, or the delayed emptying of the stomach, both during and outside of a migraine attack, and that contrary to previous belief, gastric stasis did not worsen during an acute attack. This data may suggest that migraine sufferers are physiologically different in this regard than non-migraine sufferers. In addition, the data may also yield key clinical insights as the presence of gastric stasis, a physiologic ...

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