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Tonawanda Chiropractic Care to Help Relieve Migraine Pain

Migraine sufferers are not by themselves. Around 15% of US adults suffer with migraine. More women than men are bothered by migraine. Women are more likely to suffer migraine three times as often as men do. (1) Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation is not alone in wanting to help migraine sufferers get relief. Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation is delighted to be a part of the migraine relief effort with its gentle Tonawanda chiropractic care.

TREATMENTS FOR MIGRAINE: MEDS & CHIROPRACTIC & MORE

How do migraine sufferers deal with their migraine? They turn to medications. Meds are first line treatment options, yet around 50% of migraine sufferers are recently trying complementary and integrative medicine. One research team has set up a study of the chiropractic care of migraine as migraine and musculoskeletal tension and pain often occur together. They named their study the “Integrative Migraine Pain Alleviation through Chiropractic Therapy (IMPACT).” (1) Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation looks forward to their discoveries as they plan to assess multimodal chiropractic care along with usual care and usual care but itself for adult women with episodic migraine.

MIGRAINE TREATMENT OUTCOMES

Non-pharmacological interventions for migraine are usual. To determine if an intervention is “clinically meaningful,” researchers look for a 50% reduction in headaches. A group of researchers who reviewed many published studies proposed that related symptoms and fear of attacks would also be good outcome measures in addition to the 50% reduction in migraines. They also stated that the level of effectiveness for non-pharmacological interventions – particularly used with medication – should be lower if helpful. (2) Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation is pleased to be a part of our Tonawanda migraine sufferers’ healthcare team for migraine relief. The 50% Rule has governed the outcomes of Cox Technic. 

CHIROPRACTIC APPROACH TO MIGRAINE

Chiropractic is known for its approach to musculoskeletal pain and its relief. Since research stated that musculoskeletal tension may play a role in migraine, chiropractic may play a role in its relief. Researchers gathered details from several randomized control trials of spinal manipulation for migraine relief. Treatment with spinal manipulation varied from 2 to 6 months. Preliminarily, spinal manipulation was found to be an effective therapeutic treatment to decrease migraine days and migraine intensity and pain. (3) Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation performs very gentle spinal manipulation from the Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain Management to relieve pain and ease any migraine-related musculoskeletal pain issues.

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Listen to this PODCAST with Dr. Jeremy Heidt on The Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson as he describes treatment of migraine and related neck pain with The Cox® Technic System of Spinal Manipulation for a patient who was helped by his chiropractic care.

Schedule a Tonawanda chiropractic appointment with Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation for additional relief and care of migraine pain. Tonawanda migraine sufferers do not have to suffer by themselves, don’t have to cope with migraine by themselves. Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation uses spinal manipulation and Tonawanda chiropractic services for some relief.

 
Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation use gentle chiropractic treatment to migraine sufferers with related musculoskeletal tension wanting relief. 
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