- Individual Maps *
- Trigger Map®
- Protector Map®
- No Association Map
- Daily Diary
- Custom Factors
- Optional Factors
- Treatments
- Menstruation Calendar
- Data Visualization
- Time Period Comparison
- My Data
- Personal Analytical Report
N1‑Headache™ offers different plans for different needs
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How can I know what everyday things can influence my migraine and affect its frequency and severity?
Track for 3 months to find out…
Protector Map®
Potential “protectors” are factors associated with lower risk of a migraine attack.
N1‑Headache™ pioneered the identification of protective factors. These are often associated with pleasant experiences that reduce stress, including exercise, massage, or even traveling.
Trigger Map®
Potential “triggers” are factors associated with increased risk of migraine attack.
These may include everyday things you can self-manage, such as getting sufficient sleep, drinking plenty of water, and not missing meals.
No Association Map
No Association factors are not associated with your risk of migraine attack.
These factors may include foods and drinks you have been avoiding for no good scientific reason.
How do I discover my personal risk factors and confirm suspected triggers?
Follow these easy steps:
1. Download the app and customize your daily diary
Information you provide us at registration allows us to customize your N1‑Headache™ daily diary.
If you registered with an N1‑Headache™ code or are a Premium member, you can personalize your diary by enabling/disabling predefined factors on your daily tracking list.
2. Add your treatments and your suspected risk factors
N1‑Headache™ uses an international medication database. If your medication is not on the list, you can add it manually. Same for your non-pharmacological treatments.
We developed our list of factors in collaboration with leading migraine specialists. You can also add suspected triggers and protectors to your daily tracking list.
3. Track your symptoms and your list of suspected factors for 90 days
In less than 3 minutes you can enter all your daily data, using our unique Visual Migraine Language® and 1 tap data entry.
90 days of daily data entry is required to identify factors associated with migraine attack days and migraine attack-free days. Tracking every day will improve the accuracy of your results.
How do I monitor my response to treatments?
Use these features to evaluate your progress
Time Period Comparison
Have you changed treatments?
N1‑Headache™ allows you to compare the number, severity, and duration of your headache/migraine attacks between two different periods of time. This feature makes it easy to compare the effectiveness of different medications and other therapies.
MIDAS and Monthly Disability Score
MIDAS helps you measure the impact of your headache/migraine in terms of missed days at work or school or other activities where you were less productive than normal in the previous 90 days.
Your Monthly Disability Score is based on the information you give us about the impact of your headache/migraine.
How will my data will be summarized?
Depending on your N1‑Headache™ account
My Data
Summary of your data (available at any time) featuring comprehensive visualizations of your tracked data, as well as a Time Period Comparison function that allows you to note the similarity or dissimilarity of the number, severity and duration of your headache/migraine attacks.
Available for all users.
Personal Analytical Report
All users can receive a PDF providing a summary of all of their tracked data at any time.
Premium and N1‑Headache™ Code users exclusively receive our highly personalized analysis of the risk factors that may increase, decrease or have no effect on their attacks reflected in each of their individual maps, incorporated within the Report.
Click here to view a sample of the Personal Analytical Report.
Real‑time data sharing with your clinician
If you are an N1‑Headache™ Code user, your clinician will have real-time access to your data.
Interested in more evidence? Click here to see some interesting discoveries from our data analyses.
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