Overview of child migraines written at an expert level. Details provided in treatment section" are worth reading."""

Well-organized summary reviewing new guidelines for pharmacological treatment of child migraines. Summary also provides a link to the complete study report.

Tips from two pediatric neurologists regarding preventative and pharmacological options for child migraine sufferers.

Thorough review of child migraines with respect to symptoms, different types, diagnosis, self-care and medical treatment.

Video clip shows three children with various types of migraines. Video provides information on symptoms, diagnosis, triggers and treatment.

Video clip provides information on the symptoms of migraines in children, the importance of early diagnosis, and treatment of child migraine.

Audio clip from the American Academy of Pediatrics gives a good, brief overview of teen and child migraine. Includes information on symptoms, treatment and self-care.

Current release of the guideline developed by the National Headache Foundation for the standards of care regarding diagnosis and treatment of child migraine.

Personal stories shared by child migraine sufferers and their parents. Stories include symptoms, triggers, treatments, and coping strategies.

Several references cite the importance of maintaining a diary to record the onset, description, duration and treatment of child migraine symptoms.

Thorough review of child migraines with respect to symptoms, triggers and treatment. This article makes the important treatment distinctions between children and adolescents.

Great comprehensive list of potential dietary triggers and the chemicals thought to be involved in child migraine. Lists common dietary triggers for children with migraines.

Great information for child migraine sufferers. Text is provided at an understandable level and difficult words are defined.

Brief overview of migraine headaches in children and adolescents. Article has a fairly decent section on migraine triggers.

Review of a study on teenagers with migraines completed by the Ohio University Headache Treatment & Research Project.