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My son and I have familial hemiplegic migraines and Ive read that Dr Starling at Mayo says Cefaly could possibly shorten the aura.
That would be amazing for my son and I ! We will try anything ! Our numbness and confusion is the longest & worst part for us! We currently take Ubrelvy at onset which helps alittle. Thank you !!

September 3, 2025
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Dr. Starling is an associate professor of neurology at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona, who specializes in primary and secondary headache disorders. While direct email contact information isn't available, you can seek care through the Mayo Clinic's formal channels. Dr. Starling has particular expertise in Show Full Answer

Dr. Starling is an associate professor of neurology at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona, who specializes in primary and secondary headache disorders. While direct email contact information isn't available, you can seek care through the Mayo Clinic's formal channels. Dr. Starling has particular expertise in neuromodulation devices for migraine treatment. Since you're interested in managing aura symptoms, it's recommended to discuss using Cefaly with your current healthcare provider, as they know your complete medical history and can determine if this treatment option is appropriate for you and your son's specific situation.

September 3, 2025

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