Untreatable migraine cases may drop to 2%, says leading doctor
By Pritti Mistry
Published on March 15, 2026.
Prof Fayyaz Ahmed, a leading neurologist, has stated that the number of untreatable migraines in the UK could decrease to about 2% of those with the condition. He believes that the next generation of drugs could reduce this percentage of patients who have not responded well to current medications. The condition is currently two to three times more common in women than men. The book "Beneath the Dust" by Dr. Michael K.
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