Free Screening

Screening

This screening focuses on common factors linked to migraines and tension-type headaches. By assessing these factors, we can determine if our program may be beneficial for you.

Your score will indicate the potential impact of our program on your migraines or tension-type headaches. If your score suggests you could benefit, we recommend starting the 90-day program by completing the self-assessment.

The self-assessment is a comprehensive evaluation taking about 45 minutes. It will provide a personalized plan addressing potential migraine or tension-type headache triggers.

Please fill in your name and email to complete the Free Screening.
This is just a short test to see if we are able to help you or not.

If we see that our program will help you you are invited to join the program. Here we will do a thorough examination just like you would at a MD and a therapeut. This test will take approximately 45 min and you can even upload photos of yourself and have them analyzed by our AI.

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(ID Migraine™ screener) Do you become sensitive to light when you have headaches?

Yes

No

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(ID Migraine™ screener) Has the headache caused disabilities in daily routines, absent from work or indisposed one day or more the last three the months?

Yes

No

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(ID Migraine™ screener) Do you get nauseous or unwell when you have headache?

If you have answered 'yes' to two of the last three questions marked (ID Migraine™ screener) it was most likely migraine.

Yes

No

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Have you been diagnosed with Migraine or Tension-Type Headache?

A tension-type headache is the most common headache. Up to 78% of Americans will get them at some point. You might have them every once in a while, and they may disappear within a few hours. Or they may happen more often and last all day.

Migraine headaches aren't as common. About 15% of adults in the U.S. get them. But they can be much more painful and draining. They usually last between 4 and 72 hours.

No

Migraine

Tension-Type Headache

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How many days per month (on average) do you suffer from headaches?

Less than 9 times per month

10 - 14 times per month

15 times per month

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How long have you had Migraines or Tension-Type Headache?

Less than a year

1 - 3 years

3 - 5 years

More than 5 years

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Is there a history of Migraine in your family?

Migraine runs in families, as 70 percent of sufferers are found to have a hereditary influence. In fact, a child has a 50 percent chance of becoming a sufferer if one parent suffers and a 75 percent chance if both parents suffer. (Source: National Headache Foundation)

Yes

No

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Is the Migraine / TTH affecting your performance at work / education?

It is estimated that 157 million workdays are lost annually because of the pain and associated symptoms of migraine. (Source: National Headache Foundation)

Yes

No

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If you are taking medicine, how many days per week are you taking it?

Medical overuse could lead to more Migraine attacks. This phenonomen is called rebound Migraines.
A recent study at the University in Oslo showed that 50% of all patients could have noticeably less headaches if they cut down on or completely discontinued the medication.

I am not taking any medications

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2

3

4

5

6

7

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Tick the box you would consider a major trigger for your Migraines / Headaches?

The Self Assessment Procedure will go throught these areas individually to build a program especially for your problems.

Several of these

Food or drinks

Physical factors

Stress

Poor sleep

None of the above

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Do you have complaints (tension, weak muscles or similar) in one of the following body parts?

Poor posture causes tension in your upper back, neck and shoulders. As a result, this can lead to uncomfortable headaches or unbearable migraines.
Our AI will help you analyze your pictures and create a program which will better your posture and strengthen or loosen up muscles.

Yes, in 2 or more of the following

Neck

Shoulders

Upper Back

Lower back

None of the above

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When it comes to Body Mass Index (BMI) in which category are you in? If you don't know you can click here to calculate your BMI.

Both underweight and overweight have a higher risk for having severe headaches or migraine compared to those who were normal weight.

Underweight (or under)

Normal weight

Overweight (or over)

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Do you struggle with stress?

As many as 80% of people who get migraines list stress as a common trigger.

Yes

No

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Do you struggle with your sleep?

Sleep and headache are closely linked. Migraine attacks may be both caused and relieved by sleep, as well as being a cause of too much or too little sleep.

Yes, I have trouble falling asleep or falling back to sleep

Yes, I wake up at night for no certain reason

Yes, my kids are keeping me awake

I work different hours so it is difficult to establish a sleeping pattern

No

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Are you beeing treated for another diagnosis such as anxiety, depression or similar?

Yes

No