Many people suffer from headaches and/or Migraines. The condition may be mild, or severe with a great variation regarding he level of pain the manifestation of other symptoms. Neurological Rehabilitation can help provide relief for these events. At Mid-Atlantic Brain Neurological Rehabilitation we employ a variety of techniques to help alleviate the condition and reduce the severity and/or intensity. In addition, we assist the patient in rendering the diagnosis of the specific type of headache which assists in the therapeutic intervention.
What Causes Headaches and Migraines?
Several things can trigger headaches including neurological conditions, alterations in proper eye movement, vestibular conditions, stress, foods, and lifestyles. Spending long hours in front of the computer can also trigger migraines. In addition, our environment can affect us, causing headaches, including noise, light, and unclean air. Many people who have insomnia also suffer from chronic headaches and migraine pain.
Physical Complications Caused by Headaches
Some people suffer physical complications and symptoms from headaches and migraine pain. Some physical symptoms associated with migraines include pain on one or both sides of the head, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, sensitivity to light and sound, migraine-triggered seizures, stroke, and migraine with an aura. If you have any of these symptoms, speak with your functional neurologist to discuss a treatment plan.
Can Functional Neurology Help with Headache or Migraine Relief?
Functional neurology can offer an effective headache/migraine relief as an alternative to conventional medical treatments. A chiropractor specializing in neurology treatments can help ease headache pain using specialized neurological therapeutic interventions.
Lifestyle Changes to Help Prevent Headaches
Since there are several factors, including the food we eat and our environment, a few simple changes in your lifestyle can help reduce the frequency of headache pain. It is important t understand what is triggering your headaches/migraines. Your health care providers may offer the root cause of the migraines and offer additional suggestions on lifestyle changes to help provide you with relief.
