Migraine treatment with gammaCore device for vagus nerve

The gammaCore device, created by the American company electroCore, is a treatment for migraines that uses vagus nerve stimulation. The device disrupts signals along the body's largest nerve, which connects the brain to internal organs. The vagus nerve is involved in many processes going on in the body. By transmitting weak electrical impulses through the skin, gammaCore stimulates the vagus nerve and reduces pain. It is safe and effective and has been approved by American regulatory authorities. The FDA allows for up to six applications of the device per day. GammaCore can be used almost anywhere and anytime to alleviate headaches. In addition, it serves as a potential solution for individuals struggling with ineffective medications that cause unpleasant side effects. The FDA advises being extra careful when using gammaCore in patients with implantable medical devices, especially pacemakers, and those with significant hypertension, hypotension, or tachycardia. It is also not recommended for those who have metal implants in their neck area.