Our Lehi chiropractor at Cashel Chiropractic has the knowledge, skills, experience, and tools to relieve and correct your migraine pain. Book your initial consultation today, and let us get you on the path to a pain free life at the peak of health.
What Are the Symptoms of a Migraine?
Symptoms of migraine headaches may include one or more of the following:
- Intense throbbing or dull aching pain on one side of your head or both sides
- Pain that worsens with physical activity
- Nausea or vomiting
- Changes in how you see, blurred vision, or blind spots
- Extreme sensitivity to light, sound, and smells
- Feeling tired and/or confused
- Stuffy nose
- Feeling cold or sweaty
What Causes Migraines?
The causes of migraine headaches are not fully understood. A headache results when nerves in the blood vessels send pain signals to the brain. These signals result in the release of inflammatory substances into the nerves and blood vessels of the head. More research is required to determine why nerves behave in this manner.
How Can Cashel Chiropractic Help Me Relieve My Migraines?
Dr. Rob of Cashel Chiropractor will assess, diagnose, and manage your headaches using one or more of the following therapies:
- Spinal adjustment
- Trigger point therapy
- Electrical stimulation
- Ultrasound
- Counseling or lifestyle changes
Frequently Asked Questions
Read below to learn more about migraines.
What Is a Medication Overuse Headache?
Regular use of medication to treat migraine symptoms can cause ´medication overuse” headaches. If you have headaches more than 15 times a month and regularly take pain medication, your headache medication may be causing your migraine pain.
Cashel Chiropractic offers many drug-free therapies to address your Migraine pain. Book a consultation today!
How Long Will a Migraine Headache Last?
A migraine headache can last from four hours up to three days.
What Is a Migraine Aura?
A migraine aura usually occurs 30 to 60 minutes prior to a migraine headache and does not occur with every migraine episode. The aura generally consists of one or more of the following sensory disturbances:
- Changes in vision (blurring, dots, sparks, or wavy lines)
- Ringing in the ears
- Tingling, numbness, or weakness in extremities
- Mumbling or slurred speech