Hemiplegic migraine (HM)
Many patients also have other transient neurological complaints, called auras that gradually develop over time preceding headache such as:
- temporary visual changes: blind spots, flashing lights and zig-zagging lines
- temporary numbness or tingling in an arm, leg or the face
- difficulty with speech; slurred speech, trouble remembering words
- decreased consciousness
Read more about hemiplegic migraine.
Research
Several studies are being conducted at the LUMC into hemiplegic migraine. At the moment we are not looking for participants for these studies.
