Joris Lemmens
Mr. Lemmens is an academic at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at the University of Antwerp. He studies the interaction between physical/exercise therapy and headache disorders. At the same time, he works as a musculoskeletal physical therapist in clinical practice as he likes to connect it with research.
Is aerobic exercise an effective treatment strategy for patients with migraine?
Aerobic exercise has the potential to mitigate symptoms of migraine by modulating the pain process in the brain. A recent review published in the Journal of Headache and Pain explored the effectiveness of aerobic exercise as an intervention for migraine patients. Here, Joris Lemmens, lead author of the article, talks us through some of the most interesting findings and what they could mean for migraine treatments.
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Migraine is a highly prevalent disorder. Patients with migraine often use acute medication to reduce an acute migraine attack or prophylactic medication to prevent migraine attacks from occurring.
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