Migraine IQ will help you understand what’s going on in your body when you have a migraine episode. Over time, Migraine IQ might even be able to help you manage migraine pain before an episode is in full swing, which is the best time to treat it.
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Migraine IQ is a migraine-tracking app that empowers users to manage their migraines more effectively. Migraine IQ allows users to log their headaches and track specific areas of pain, the associated pain severity level, headache symptoms, and medications used for prevention or treatment. With billions of data points from across the migraine community, our proprietary machine learning algorithm monitors your inputs to provide a migraine risk score. Migraine IQ also allows you to identify habits to avoid migraine triggers, and generate reports to share with your doctor.
Migraine IQ analyzes your data from daily logs to help you predict when you might get a migraine, opening a window of time for preventitive action.
Get the appMigraine IQ allows users to log their headaches and track specific areas of pain, the associated pain severity level, headache symptoms, and medications used for prevention or treatment. With billions of data points from across the migraine community, our proprietary machine learning algorithm monitors your inputs to provide a migraine risk score.
Daily logs allow you to keep track of important factors that contribute to the probability of having a migraine. As you continue to input data, Migraine IQ will become more and more accurate at providing a reliable risk score.
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