Dr. Christopher Rhyne
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194 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 17 Sep
Dr. Christopher Rhyne’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And the second piece is I think the work that we do here with this podcast is really important for the migraine community.
And so if we gotta move stuff around, we gotta move stuff around.
Let's do it, man.
Talk to me.
Nora, these two guests seem like they have really neat perspectives and to give them space to share that.
What a special way to talk about their experience and to share that with the listeners.
It's the first thing, Nora.
It it has to be something because again, in a tertiary headache center, oftentimes patients have maybe seen their primary care, been in the emergency room, seen a general neurologist before they get to a clinic like mine.
And so they have, just like Caitlin is expressing, been in front of medical providers who may have blown them off or may have offered sort of a half-hearted solution or half-hearted thinking around what's going on.
And in
In that space, it's the first thing I say.
Caitlin, I believe you.
Now let's talk about why this is happening, what we can do to address it.
The entire energy of the visit changes because now it's not about them trying to prove it to me.
It's about us getting to the bottom of what's going on.
Yeah, I mean it's it's tragic.
This is for sure one of the most common responses that we see from patients that they, you know, wish they'd found somebody sooner.
The National Headache Foundation did a survey on migraine.
It was called Preventing Migraine Attacks, a current perspective, and they found that in treating their disease overall, about 62% of those respondents that wrote back wish that they had seen a headache provider sooner.
This is something that I literally hear
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