Ask a Headache Specialist One Question — $29

One question. One straight answer from a headache neurologist.

You don’t always need a full case review. Sometimes you just need one honest answer from someone who has treated this for 25 years — so you stop guessing, and stop searching.

Dr. Tae Ho Guak, MD — Neurologist · 25 years in headache practice · 100,000+ patients · Korea’s #1 individual clinic for triptan and CGRP-antibody prescriptions

$29 · one question
  • Ask one focused question about your headache
  • A written answer from me — not a template, not an AI summary
  • Plain English, with the reasoning shown, so you can act on it
  • One clarifying follow-up included
  • Answered within 48 hours

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Good questions for this tier

“My triptan works, but only sometimes. Is that normal, or am I taking it wrong?”

“I take ibuprofen about 12 days a month. Is that too much?”

“My doctor says tension headache, but light hurts my eyes during attacks. Does that fit?”

“My MRI is normal. Is there any point pushing for more tests?”

“I’ve been on this preventive for 3 weeks with no change. Should I stop it?”

Can’t wait?

The full second opinion is open now. I review your headache history, your scans, and your current treatment, then tell you plainly what I would do next — and what I would stop doing.

Get the $99 second opinion — available today →

How it works

You pay, then you are taken to a short form where you write your question and give me just enough context — how often the headaches come, what they feel like, and what you have already tried. I read it personally and reply by email.

This is a second opinion and patient education service. It does not replace in-person care. I do not diagnose you formally, prescribe medication, or provide emergency care, and no doctor–patient relationship is created.

Do not use this service for urgent symptoms. A thunderclap headache, fever with a stiff neck, new weakness, numbness, speech or vision changes, headache after a head injury, or a significant new headache after age 50 — seek emergency care now.

If your question turns out to need a full review or urgent in-person examination, I will tell you and refund you in full.

While you wait — read this first

It answers the most common question I get, for free: Why your headache isn’t getting better. And take the free Red-Flag Checklist with you.

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