Migraine is a neurological condition. We do not prescribe medication and we do not provide a diagnosis. Talk to your GP or neurologist about medication and your diagnosis. What we do is look at everything surrounding it.
Neck pain and tension in your shoulders. Triggers such as light, sound, and screens. How you structure your day, where your energy drains away, and how you handle the days following an attack. For many people, there is more to be gained there than they realize. Many people with migraine have started doing less and less as a precaution.
That is understandable, but it is usually counterproductive. We will build things up together, at a pace you can sustain.