Summary
This paper discusses the use of Blue Cut for Night (BCN) glasses as a prophylactic treatment for patients with migraines, finding that the glasses reduced the number of headache days and the intensity of headaches.
Categories
Pain management: The paper discusses the use of BCN glasses as a non-pharmaceutical method of reducing the frequency and intensity of migraines.
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper discusses the design of BCN glasses, which block certain wavelengths of light, as a method of controlling the light environment for patients with migraines.
Author(s)
M Tatsumoto, E Suzuki, M Nagata, K Suzuki
Publication Year
2023
Number of Citations
3
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