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It sounds really frustrating to feel like your symptoms aren't being fully captured or documented. Getting an accurate picture of what's happening is so important for managing migraines well.

Here are some steps that could help:

- Request copies of your medical records so you can review what has and hasn't been documented Show Full Answer

It sounds really frustrating to feel like your symptoms aren't being fully captured or documented. Getting an accurate picture of what's happening is so important for managing migraines well.

Here are some steps that could help:

- Request copies of your medical records so you can review what has and hasn't been documented
- Write down your symptoms before appointments — including whether you experience aura (visual disturbances, numbness, or tingling before a migraine)
- Speak directly to the doctor, not just the nurse, about symptoms that feel like they're being missed
- Ask for a referral to a neurologist who specializes in migraines if you feel your current care isn't thorough enough

Aura is a really important part of your migraine history for a doctor to know about. It can affect which treatments are recommended and how your migraines are classified.

Don't be afraid to advocate for yourself — you know your body best, and a good care team will want to hear the full picture.

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