Digital Guide

The 30-Day Migraine Tracker.

A drug-free companion for the days the threshold shifts.

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What's inside.

The guide is structured for chronic migraine — written with the lexicon of cutaneous allodynia, central sensitisation, and prodrome, not the toxic positivity of mainstream wellness content.

1 · Thirty-day tracking framework. A daily template for logging triggers (sleep, weather, foods, hormones, screen time), intensity, duration, and prodrome markers. Designed in collaboration with a UK chronic migraineur who used it to identify a previously-missed weekly trigger pattern.

2 · Twenty-seven drug-free in-attack tactics. Heat application protocols, scalp-safe pressure techniques, dark-room hygiene, occipital nerve gentle traction, breathing patterns for nausea, hydration timing. None of these replace your clinician's plan — they sit alongside it.

3 · Cutaneous allodynia guidebook. A standalone section explaining why your hair hurts, what central sensitisation is in plain English, and which everyday surfaces and fabrics to swap out during a flare. Written for people who've been told it's "in their head".

$29 Digital guide · standalone purchase
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Health disclaimer. The 30-Day Migraine Tracker is an educational digital guide. It is not medical advice, not a substitute for consultation with a clinician, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always follow the headache plan agreed with your GP or neurologist.