Migraine & Headaches

Providers who treat migraine: see credentials, insurance, and contact details before you ever call.

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Medically reviewed by Myra A. Jones BSN, RN, CCM · August 17, 2026
FAQ

Frequently asked

How do I know it's migraine and not a regular headache?

Migraine tends to be moderate to severe, throbbing, often one-sided, and paired with nausea or sensitivity to light and sound; a clinician diagnoses it from your pattern and history. A headache log helps. This page is general education, not a diagnosis.

What's the difference between acute and preventive treatment?

Acute treatment stops an attack that has started; preventive care, from trigger management to daily preventive medication, aims to make attacks rarer and milder. Many people use both, and a clinician builds the mix.

When is a headache an emergency?

Treat this whole list as an emergency list. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for a headache that comes on suddenly and is explosive or violent, or one with stroke signs like face drooping, arm weakness, or slurred speech. Get emergency help for any one of these as well: your first-ever headache if it interferes with your day, the worst headache you've had, a headache with fever, stiff neck, nausea and vomiting, one worsening over 24 hours, one with vision changes, confusion, memory loss, or trouble moving an arm or leg, a headache that occurs with a head injury, severe pain in one eye with redness, new headaches after age 50, headaches with pain while chewing or weight loss, and a new headache if you have a cancer history or a weakened immune system. If you are not sure how urgent it is, err toward the emergency room. Don't search a directory in an emergency.

Understanding migraine

Migraine is a recurring headache disorder causing moderate to severe throbbing or pulsing pain, often on one side, frequently with nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. Attacks can move through phases: early warning signs up to a day before, aura (such as visual disturbances) for some people, the headache itself, and a post-attack washout day. Triggers vary from person to person: stress, lack of sleep, hormonal shifts, weather changes, certain foods such as chocolate, aged cheeses, or MSG, caffeine withdrawal, and alcohol. Pain medicine is a separate story. MedlinePlus describes rebound or medicine overuse headache as its own pattern, and puts the threshold at taking pain medicine more than 3 days a week on a regular basis. It is a different problem from the migraines you started with, and worth raising with a clinician rather than self-managing.

Care has two lanes: acute treatment to stop an attack that has started, and prevention to make attacks rarer, from trigger management and lifestyle steps to preventive medications a clinician can prescribe.

Finding the right provider

A primary-care provider can diagnose migraine, start treatment, and refer to a neurologist when attacks stay frequent or hard to control. Keeping a log of what seems to trigger your migraines is commonly suggested, and it gives the appointment something concrete to work from. ProviderQuoHealth shows each provider's credentials, accepted insurance, and accepting-new-patients status so you can compare before you call.

Some headaches are emergencies, not migraines, and the whole list below is an emergency list. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for a headache that comes on suddenly and is explosive or violent, which can mean a ruptured blood vessel in the brain, and for stroke signs such as one side of the face drooping, one arm drifting down when both are raised, or slurred speech. Get emergency help for any one of these as well: your first-ever headache if it interferes with your day, a headache that is the worst ever, a headache with fever, stiff neck, nausea and vomiting, one that gets worse over 24 hours, one with slurred speech, vision changes, loss of balance, confusion, memory loss, or trouble moving an arm or leg, a headache that occurs with a head injury, severe pain in just one eye with redness in that eye, headaches that start for the first time after age 50, headaches with pain while chewing or weight loss, and a new headache if you have a history of cancer or a weakened immune system. If you are not sure how urgent it is, err toward the emergency room. Don't search a directory in an emergency.

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Migraine & Headaches on ProviderQuoHealth

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Felix A Adeyemi, PHYSICIAN ASSISSTANT

Verified OwnerManaged by this practice · Updated Oct 2026

My focus is to help people overcome their addictions and other medical problems. I understand the impacts addictions can have on people. My nephew got involved in drug use and ended up being homeless. He lost his job and family. I got involved in addiction medicine while working in a jail where I treated patients in the detox units. I could see that a lot of the inmates got better during treatment but relapsed after they were released. My focus is to help people overcome their addictions. I graduated from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Physician Assistant Program in 2006. I have been practicing as a physician assistant in different settings including 8 years of correctional medicine where I have had the privilege of addressing both medical and mental health problems including drug and alcohol dependence. I have more than 10 years of experience in addiction medicine with a buprenorphine DATA waiver license to treat 275 patients with opioid dependence in medication-assisted treatment (MAT) programs. I also treat other substance use disorders like stimulant use disorder. I have experience in prescribing suboxone, Subutex, Zubsolv, methadone, Antabuse, acamprosate, naltrexone, Sublocade and vivitrol injections. I have 2 years of experience as a psychiatric physician assistant where I treated both adolescents and adults with mental health problems like ADHD, Anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, personality disorder, and depression. I have practiced at various clinics and hospitals including Johns Hopkins Hospital, Sinai Hospital, and St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore. I am credentialed in Maryland, Montana, Minnesota, Washington. As a family man, I like to spend time with my children, I enjoy walking and reading, and I also enjoy seeing my patients overcome their addictions, get back to living their normal lives, raise their children, and get back to their jobs

Minneapolis, MNPhysician AssistantAccepting new patients

Zachary Hamilton Avery, LCSW BC-TMH TIYT

Verified OwnerManaged by this practice · Updated Sep 2026

Therapy with Z was built around a simple idea: mental health rarely exists in isolation. How we feel can be shaped by our bodies, relationships, identities, histories, environments, health, responsibilities, values, and the systems we navigate. I provide online psychotherapy that takes those connections seriously while keeping each person’s individual experience at the center of care. I work with adolescents (13+) and adults experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, chronic illness and pain, suicidal thoughts, identity-related concerns, life transitions, and periods when life simply feels difficult to manage. I have particular interest in the places where mental and physical health intersect and in supporting people whose experiences may not fit neatly into a single diagnosis or treatment model. My therapeutic foundation is person-centered, which means the relationship we build matters as much as the techniques we use. Depending on what you need, our work may draw from CBT, DBT, ACT, compassion-focused and mindfulness-based approaches, motivational interviewing, practical coping skills, relaxation, and mind-body practices. Sometimes therapy means developing a concrete strategy. Sometimes it means slowing down enough to understand what is happening before deciding what to do about it. I provide LGBTQIA+ affirming care and approach therapy from a trauma-informed, strengths-based perspective. I value autonomy, curiosity, compassion, collaboration, and honest feedback. I will bring clinical knowledge to our work, but I will not presume to be the expert on your life. My goal is for therapy to become a place where all of the relevant parts of your experience can be considered together and where the work we do has meaning beyond the therapy session.

Tulsa, OKLicensed Clinical Social WorkerAccepting new patients

FirstHealth - Sandhills Neurologists — Neurology

FirstHealth - Sandhills Neurologists is a neurology practice located in Pinehurst, NC. The practice provides neurology services to patients in the area.

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FirstHealth Neurology - Fayetteville — Neurology

FirstHealth Neurology - Fayetteville is a neurology practice located in Fayetteville, NC. The practice provides care in the specialty of neurology.

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Mohan C Deochand, MD

Mohan C Deochand, MD, is a neurologist serving patients in Sanford, NC. He provides comprehensive neurological care for a variety of conditions affecting the nervous system.

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James Roger Nelson, MD

James Roger Nelson, MD, is a neurologist practicing in Southern Pines, NC. Dr. Nelson provides care for patients with neurological conditions and concerns.

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Wood Element — Acupuncture

Wood Element Acupuncture provides acupuncture services in Southern Pines, NC. The practice focuses on acupuncture treatment to support patient wellness and health goals.

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Susan Mckibben, LAC

Susan McKibben, LAc, provides acupuncture services in Southern Pines, NC. With expertise in acupuncture treatment, she offers care to patients seeking this traditional healing approach.

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Stephanie Marie Mason, LAC DOM

Stephanie Marie Mason, LAc DOM, practices acupuncture in Southern Pines, NC. She brings credentials in both acupuncture and Oriental medicine to her practice.

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Mitchell Drake Criswell, DTCM LIC AC

Mitchell Drake Criswell is a licensed acupuncturist offering acupuncture services in Southern Pines, NC. With credentials as a DTCM Lic Ac, Criswell brings professional expertise to this traditional healing practice.

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Lance Allen, LAC

Lance Allen, LAc, offers acupuncture services in Southern Pines, NC. He is available to discuss your healthcare needs and treatment options.

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Devoted Dawn Acupuncture, LLC — Acupuncture

Devoted Dawn Acupuncture, LLC provides acupuncture services in Southern Pines, NC. The practice focuses on acupuncture treatment to support patient wellness and health goals.

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Steven Charles Lewis, MD

Steven Charles Lewis, MD, is a neurologist serving patients in Pinehurst, NC. He provides comprehensive care in his specialty and works with patients to address their neurological health needs.

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Robert D Snyder, MD

Robert D Snyder, MD, is a neurologist practicing in Pinehurst, NC. He provides care for patients with neurological conditions and concerns. Dr. Snyder is available to discuss your neurological health needs.

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Pinehurst Neurology, PA — Neurology

Pinehurst Neurology, PA provides neurology services in Pinehurst, NC. The practice focuses on comprehensive neurological care for patients in the area.

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Misty L Sinclair, MD

Misty L Sinclair, MD, is a neurologist based in Pinehurst, NC. She provides comprehensive neurological care to patients in the area.

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Melanie Jane Blacker

Melanie Jane Blacker is a neurologist practicing in Pinehurst, NC. She provides comprehensive neurological care to patients in the area.

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FirstHealth Neurology Consultants — Neurology

FirstHealth Neurology Consultants provides neurology services in Pinehurst, NC. The practice focuses on neurological care for patients in the area.

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Jessica Lynn Danison, DO

Jessica Lynn Danison, DO, is a neurologist practicing in Pinehurst, NC. She provides care for patients with neurological conditions and concerns. Dr. Danison is dedicated to helping patients understand and manage their neurological health.

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Giridhar Chintalapudi, MD

Giridhar Chintalapudi, MD, is a neurologist serving the Pinehurst, NC area. He provides comprehensive neurological care to his patients. Dr. Chintalapudi welcomes the opportunity to work with you on your neurological health needs.

PINEHURST, NCNeurology

Ellen Andrews, MD

Ellen Andrews, MD, is a neurologist practicing in Pinehurst, NC. She provides care for patients with neurological conditions and concerns. Dr. Andrews is available for consultations and ongoing treatment.

PINEHURST, NCNeurology

Rut Dinkar Dholakia, MD

Rut Dinkar Dholakia, MD, is a neurologist based in Raeford, NC. Dr. Dholakia specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of neurological conditions affecting the brain, spine, and nervous system.

RAEFORD, NCNeurology

Muneer Naji Hassan, MD

Muneer Naji Hassan, MD, is a neurologist practicing in Raeford, NC. He provides care for patients with neurological conditions and concerns.

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Li Hua, MD

Li Hua, MD, is a neurologist practicing in Raeford, NC. Dr. Li Hua provides care for patients experiencing neurological concerns and symptoms.

RAEFORD, NCNeurology
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