Curing Migranes

In my class called Cure, this term we learned a lot  about different types of medications and drugs that treat and cure illnesses and diseases. For this Action Project, we had to pick a symptom  of illnesses and diseases and find three different types of treatments. We had to pick a prescription  drug, an over the counter drug and treatment that isn't  a pill type medicine. For my project, I chose migranes  because my mom gets them often and thought she could help me and to see what she takes to get treated. The reason I picked the pictures of the molecular structure and the human head is because that represents the lock and key mechanism. The lock and key mechanism show how medicaments work on their molecular structure. If the molecular structure fits good with the medicament then it works better than ones that don't. It called lock and key because some keys fit in locks and some don't just like different medicaments. Cefaly does not have a molecular structure because it is not a drug or medicine, it is electronic where you place it on your head and involves the trigeminal nerve. “Cefaly produces a sedative effect on the nervous system that relieves headache pain. Cefaly restores progressively a normal metabolism in the frontotemporal cortex of migraineurs; that is to say an improvement of curing migraines.”