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Prospective cohort study shows preventive migraine treatment reduces vestibular symptoms in patients, implying clinical relevance of mild dizziness-related disability.
Preventive migraine therapy reduced both headache burden and vestibular symptoms. Importantly, improvement in dizziness-related disability correlated with reductions in vHIT asymmetry, suggesting that even subthreshold asymmetry values may be clinically relevant in migraine. Given the modest effect size and heterogeneous treatments, these findings should be considered exploratory.
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