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It begins as a slowly expanding spot of light or similar visual disturbance, often accompanied by phantom noises and other sensory distortions. People who experience such 'auras' know all too well that these early warning signs will culminate in a head-splitting migraine, yet scientists have little idea what causes the debilitating deluge of symptoms. Elie Dolgin talks to neurologists hoping to change that—by triggering auras in the laboratory in order to study them.
Tobias Starmose was an avid runner. As a teenager, he competed in track competitions, winning several medals in the individual and relay sprinting events at the national youth championships in his native Denmark. But debilitating migraine headaches sidelined his athletic career. During practice, or more often on his way home afterward, a tiny bright spot would appear on one side of his vision. It would grow across his field of view and fill with wavy lines—like “heat waves,” Starmose says. His aura had begun. Pounding waves of pain in his head soon followed.
The 22-year-old now avoids all strenuous exercise. He doesn't run anymore. He never showers after he wakes up (the hot water is a reliable stimulus, but only in the morning) and he makes sure to wear sunglasses whenever a cloud-filled sky beams down a certain hue of bluish-yellow light. “It's a constant regulation of what I know I can do and what my body is telling me I can do so I don't get any migraines,” Starmose says. By carefully limiting his exposure to potential trigger factors, Starmose figures that he now suffers only around one migraine, complete with a preceding aura, each month.
But on a couple of occasions in 2011, he forwent his usual strategy of tactically avoiding problematic stimuli. Under the watch of neurologists, Starmose instead actively tried to set off the experience of aura. He ran up stairs at full tilt. He rode an exercise bicycle while wearing heavy rain gear, at times with a strobe light flashing in his face—all in the name of science. Starmose, who, inspired in part by this experience as a research subject, is now studying to be a doctor at Aarhus University in Denmark, was one of 27 participants of a clinical trial at the Danish Headache Center (DHC), located at the Glostrup Hospital on the outskirts of Copenhagen, which sought to determine a reliable and reproducible way to invoke aura attacks in the laboratory.
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