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Efficacy and exploratory treatment-response modeling of acupuncture for acute migraine based on DIA proteomics: a study protocol for a randomized controlled trial.

Front Med (Lausanne) | 2026

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AuthorsZhang Q, Liu M, Xu F, Jiang H
JournalFront Med (Lausanne)
Publication year2026
PubMed ID42835681

Summary

r acute migraine and explore treatment-response modeling using proteomics. The research will involve a randomized controlled trial design. Participants will receive acupuncture to assess its impact on migraine symptoms. The goal is to determine how effective acupuncture is for immediate migraine relief. Researchers will also examine biological changes in the body after treatment. Understanding these changes could help explain why acupuncture works for some patients. This study could provide valuable insights into alternative therapies for migraine. If successful, acupuncture may become a widely accepted treatment option. The findings could improve patient outcomes and offer new hope for those with migraines. Overall, this research highlights the need for innovative approaches to manage migraine pain more effectively. Clinical relevance: This study may support acupuncture as an effective treatment for acute migraine, offering patients a promising alternative to traditional medications.

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