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Addressing limitations of single GON blockade treatment and repetitive intervention with GON block or onabotulinum toxin A in chronic migraine- part 2 of three men in a boat study.
Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery 2024 March 13
This study investigated the effectiveness of three treatment interventions for managing migraine symptoms over a three-month assessment period: single greater occipital nerve block (GON), repetitive GON block, and single GON block combined with onabotulinium toxin A (BoNT-A) treatment. Significant improvements were observed across all treatment groups in various migraine-related parameters, including medication usage, frequency and severity of attacks, and subjective measures such as Headache Impact Test-6 scores and Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index scores. Notably, all groups showed reductions in NSAID and triptan usage, total number of attacks with VAS>4, and number of headache days. However, slight differences in the magnitude of improvements were observed between the groups, with GON block combined with BoNT-A treatment demonstrating slightly greater reductions compared to single GON block treatment. Additionally, the integration of BoNT-A therapy alongside GON blockade appeared to confer supplementary benefits in migraine prophylaxis. These findings highlight the importance of implementing comprehensive treatment approaches to address various aspects of migraine management and improve patient outcomes.
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