Migraines really sap a person’s energy. Most cope by taking pain medication of one sort or another, lying in bed in a dark, quiet room, and waiting for the pain to go away. Wouldn’t it be much better to address a migraine at its source so they do not continue to recur? Before discussing how to do that, let’s take a look at 3 little-known migraine facts that may be surprising to learn.
Migraines can be triggered by the weather. Lightning storms, in particular, can be a threat to inducing migraines. Researchers found patients had a higher rate of migraines when lightning is in close proximity, possibly connected to electromagnetic waves, ozone production, or changes in humidity levels and barometric pressure.
Rebound headaches are more painful that migraines. These headaches are caused by the pain medication taken to alleviate migraines. Whether or not they are narcotics, acetaminophen, NSAIDs, or triptans, taking these too often causes the body to produce a headache in response.
Those suffering from migraines are at a greater suicide risk. Those with migraines have a greater risk of attempting and committing suicide, according to a number of studies. A psychologist from New York City has discovered a connection between the way migraines and depression affect the brain, leading to the conclusion that one may cause the other.
Stopping Migraines at the Underlying Cause in Fort Myers Florida
The best way to care for migraines is to stop them before they have a chance to begin. This does not mean taking medication when you feel one coming on. Often, doing so is ineffective. However, a connection has been seen between the onset of migraines and a misalignment in the bones of the upper neck vertebrae, even one as small as ¼ of a millimeter. A misalignment in either the C1 or C2 can hinder communication to and from the brain and body, negatively impact blood flow, and reduce cerebrospinal fluid flow. This can cause migraines to occur.
Here at Upper Cervical Health Centers Fort Myers, we use a gentle method to realign these bones and bring the body back into balance. Patients have seen positive results in as few as one or two visits.
Fort Myers, FL - Three Little-Known Facts About Migraines | Ask The Chiropractor
SYNOPSIS: Migraines really sap a person’s energy. Most cope by taking pain medication of one sort or another, lying in bed in a dark, quiet room, and waiting for the pain to go away. Wouldn’t it be much better to address a migraine at its sourc
Uncovering hidden causes behind chronic migraines
BY: Dr. Lee Angle, Upper Cervical Health Centers of Fort Myers
Migraines really sap a person’s energy. Most cope by taking pain medication of one sort or another, lying in bed in a dark, quiet room, and waiting for the pain to go away. Wouldn’t it be much better to address a migraine at its source so they do not continue to recur? Before discussing how to do that, let’s take a look at 3 little-known migraine facts that may be surprising to learn.
Migraines can be triggered by the weather. Lightning storms, in particular, can be a threat to inducing migraines. Researchers found patients had a higher rate of migraines when lightning is in close proximity, possibly connected to electromagnetic waves, ozone production, or changes in humidity levels and barometric pressure.
Rebound headaches are more painful that migraines. These headaches are caused by the pain medication taken to alleviate migraines. Whether or not they are narcotics, acetaminophen, NSAIDs, or triptans, taking these too often causes the body to produce a headache in response.
Those suffering from migraines are at a greater suicide risk. Those with migraines have a greater risk of attempting and committing suicide, according to a number of studies. A psychologist from New York City has discovered a connection between the way migraines and depression affect the brain, leading to the conclusion that one may cause the other.
Stopping Migraines at the Underlying Cause in Fort Myers Florida
The best way to care for migraines is to stop them before they have a chance to begin. This does not mean taking medication when you feel one coming on. Often, doing so is ineffective. However, a connection has been seen between the onset of migraines and a misalignment in the bones of the upper neck vertebrae, even one as small as ¼ of a millimeter. A misalignment in either the C1 or C2 can hinder communication to and from the brain and body, negatively impact blood flow, and reduce cerebrospinal fluid flow. This can cause migraines to occur.
Here at Upper Cervical Health Centers Fort Myers, we use a gentle method to realign these bones and bring the body back into balance. Patients have seen positive results in as few as one or two visits.
