Who Do You Know Who Has Headaches!?! The Chiropractic Solution for Migraines If you have ever experienced a migraine, you know its more than just a headache. The intense pain and accompanying symptoms can make it impossible to participate daily activities. Whats worse, migraine sufferers dont know when their next migraine will strike. Mainstream medical treatment for migraines involves taking painkillers with potentially hazardous side effects and hoping for the best, because many of these medications are frequently not effective. Fortunately, individuals with migraines do have other options. Dr. Downes offers a new, all-natural way to find relief. What is a Migraine? Dr. Downes explains to patients that several characteristics make migraines different from other types of headaches. Migraines typically affect the front of one side of the head. Pain is throbbing and intense-and can last as long as 72 hours. Migraine sufferers often experience nausea and vomiting. They may also have heightened sensitivity to light and sound. Before a migraine begins, some people experience an aura an abnormality in perception such as seeing bright blobs of light, auditory hallucinations or strange smells. Chiropractors, like Dr. Downes, are experts at correcting dysfunctional areas of the spine called vertebral subluxations. Dr. Downes removes vertebral subluxations with gentle and effective maneuvers called chiropractic adjustments. Like many other maladies, migraines are related to the nervous system. Studies reveal that chiropractic adjustments offer the relief migraine suffers often seek from medication, but without the risky side effects. Dont suffer Needlessly Migraine headaches are debilitating. They wreak havoc on a patients quality of life, and effect the quality of family members lives as well. If you suffer from migraines dont continue to suffer needlessly or risk the potential hazards of migraine medication. Call Dr. Margies office today 508-824-1700.
Posted on: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 02:00:53 +0000
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