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The critically acclaimed The Woman's Guide to Managing Migraine (Oxford University Press) is a concise and practical handbook that gives female headache sufferers all the tools they need to work with their healthcare providers to properly diagnose types of headache and develop the best possible treatment plans.
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Dear Dr. Hutchinson,
I've just finished The Woman's Guide to Managing Migraine and it's been so helpful. I'm a family physician in London, Ontario, Canada with many women in my practice who suffer migraine. Thank you for presenting the information in such a readable way and I especially thank you for providing the specifics of dosing, frequency, etc. of medications. I also really appreciated the case examples and the specifics of how you'd approach them. I will definitely recommend the book to my patients and will also be pulling information from it to help them!
Kind regards,
Natalie Lovesey
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Read Dr. Hutchinson’s 2-Part Series on Migraine in Pregnancy and Lactation
Patient Care has recently published a 2 part series from Dr. Susan Hutchinson on Migraine in Pregnancy and Lactation. You can read both parts below: Part 1: Migraine in Pregnancy: Considerations for Treatment https://www.patientcareonline.com/view/migraine-in-pregnancy-considerations-for-treatment Part 2: Migraine in Pregnancy & Lactation: Considerations for Treatment https://www.patientcareonline.com/view/migraine-in-pregnancy-lactation-considerations-for-treatment
Dr. Hutchinson Contributes to Woman’s World Article on Migraine Self-Care Strategies
Dr. Susan Hutchinson was recently interviewed by Woman's World, along with other MDs, for "Study: Ginger Tea Can Dramatically Relieve Migraine Pain + 3 Other Migraine Self-Care Strategies That MDs Recommend."