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New Treatment for Migraines Could Bring Much Needed Relief

Medicine & Technology Mar 03, 2015

A new, relatively simple treatment has been developed to ease the pain experienced by those who suffer from migraines. The procedure delivers anesthetic lidocaine directly to the nerves in the back of the nasal cavity, and preliminary research indicates it could offer significant pain relief to migraine sufferers.

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