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Migraine Navigator Berlin

The right treatment starts with the right assessment.

Practice reception at Senefelderplatz
Reception · Senefelderplatz

Many people with migraines do not receive the appropriate diagnosis and treatment until years later. The Migräne-Lotse Berlin offers people who have not previously been treated at our practice the opportunity to have their symptoms assessed in a structured way and to receive an initial medical assessment and, if appropriate, an appointment at our specialized migraine clinic.

Who is it for?

The Migräne-Lotse Berlin is intended for people with:

  • known or suspected migraine

  • recurrent headaches

  • frequent or severe headaches

  • insufficient success with previous treatments

How it works

1. Access the online reception

Open our online reception and select the DMKG Headache Questionnaire under “Headache Center – Forms.”

2. Complete the DMKG Headache Questionnaire

Download the questionnaire and complete it in full. The questionnaire collects important information about your headaches, previous treatments, and your current situation.

Then upload the completed questionnaire via our online reception.

3. Review and medical assessment

Once your completed questionnaire has been received and reviewed by a member of our team, the 72-hour processing period begins.

Your questionnaire will first be checked for completeness and then medically assessed. This helps determine whether an appointment at our Migräne-Lotse consultation is appropriate.

4. Your response

You will receive medical feedback on your questionnaire within 72 hours.

If an appointment at our Migräne-Lotse consultation is recommended, you will receive a corresponding appointment offer.

Depending on your situation, the consultation can take place in person or via video consultation.

Why the Migräne-Lotse?

Migraine is one of the most common neurological conditions. Nevertheless, many people affected do not receive an appropriate diagnosis and treatment until later.

The Migräne-Lotse Berlin is designed to help assess symptoms at an early stage in a structured way and guide patients toward the appropriate care.