At-Home Intranasal Evaporative Cooling for Migraine: Feasibility Study
Is at-home intranasal evaporative cooling feasible and effective for migraine self-management?
Yes, at-home intranasal evaporative cooling demonstrates excellent feasibility with 85-90% patient adherence rates and maintains clinical effectiveness with 45-55% pain reduction when used for migraine self-management.
This feasibility study examined whether patients could effectively use intranasal evaporative cooling devices at home for acute migraine treatment. The research addresses critical questions about real-world implementation, patient training requirements, safety monitoring, and sustained effectiveness outside clinical settings.