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Are there specific types of migraine sufferers who are most likely to benefit from PFO closure?

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Are there specific types of migraine sufferers who are most likely to benefit from PFO closure?

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This information is not currently available. However, the data from the MIST I trial is being analysed further, and could potentially show some indicators which can be investigated further in the future. We will keep you advised of develoments and information will be posted on www.migraine-MIST.org. My GP will not consider discussing this treatment with me, what can I do? You can ask your GP to review the information about migraine and PFO on the MIST website, www.migraine-MIST.org. There is a section “Information for Doctors”. If your GP remains unconvinced, you could consult another doctor in the practice or you may request a referral to a headache specialist.You should discuss this treatment option with your doctor or headache specialist before consulting a cardiologist. If I am found to have a PFO, will I suffer any adverse effects if I decide not to have the closure procedure? It is estimated that up to 25% of the population has a PFO. In the majority of people it causes no proble

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