Abstract
Migraine headaches are a recurrent neurological disorder with a high prevalence globally. A subgroup of migraine patients suffer from chronic migraines defined as migraine frequency greater than 15 episodes in a month1. Of this group of chronic migraine headache sufferers some patients have the co morbidity of myofascial pain and dysfunction (MPD) and TMD. Our retrospective study looked at the effect of reducing MPD symptoms when treating chronic migraine encephalalgia (CME) without aura.
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