Month: January 2017

Natural Care Vs Prescription Drugs—Which Is Better for Migraines?

Migraine headaches are painful. When a person is suffering from a migraine headache, the only thing he wants is relief, and he wants it fast. Many turn to prescription drugs offered by their medical doctors. Here are a few of the most common drugs prescribed for migraines: Maxalt Relpax Zomig Imitrex It is important to […]

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Sufferers Seek to Improve Quality of Life

When chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) affects a person’s entire life, the results can be physical, mental, and emotional. One study involving 19 patients with CFS showed the dramatic quality of life benefits that may be derived from upper cervical chiropractic care. Results of the Study All 19 patients suffered from upper cervical subluxations. Doctors evaluated […]

What Does Meniere’s Disease Have to Do with the Neck?

Meniere’s disease is a condition of the inner ear. Its symptoms are related to fluid issues in the ear. These symptoms can include vertigo, tinnitus, a feeling of fullness in the ear, and hearing loss. Because these symptoms may range from mild to severe, the impact on a person’s life varies from person to person. […]

Why a Migraine Journal Isn’t Enough for Long-Term Relief

Migraine headaches are a complex neurovascular condition that presents differently from patient to patient. As a result, what triggers an episode for one person may be completely different from the next. This has led physicians to encourage the use of a migraine journal. What Is a Migraine Journal? A migraine journal is a way for […]

Finding a Reason for the Pain of Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia affects an estimated 20 million people, with women getting diagnosed 10 times more often than men. Symptoms include: Widespread pain throughout the body Cognitive impairment referred to as fibro fog or brain fog Problems with sleeping Headaches Also, fibromyalgia causes chemical and neurological changes within the body to occur. These changes lead to the […]

External Factors that Contribute to Vertigo

Vertigo and other vestibular problems generally have an internal source relating to the function of the ears, the central nervous system, or a problem in the neck. However, there are also external factors that can make vertigo and related conditions worse. Here are a few such factors along with a natural way to seek relief. Weather’s […]

Natural Help for Fibromyalgia Brain Fog

When a person is dealing with fibromyalgia, brain fog is a common symptom. In fact, many patients simply refer to it as fibro fog. Cognitive symptoms include problems with memory and concentration. Is there a natural way to cope with this difficult fibromyalgia symptom? What Contributes to Fibro Fog? Cognitive problems related to this chronic […]

The Most Likely Underlying Causes of Dizziness

Dizziness is a feeling of lightheadedness that generally serves as a symptom of an underlying condition rather than as an illness in itself. A person who is dizzy may also feel woozy or lose his balance easily. As a result, it is important to identify the underlying cause and find a way to stop the […]

Vertigo Occurrence Increases Dramatically After Age 40

Vertigo, a false sensation of movement often described as spinning, is a common condition that affects 1 in 3 people over the age of 40. It can sometimes be accompanied by nausea and vomiting when a case is severe. It can also be responsible for falls when a severe attack comes on suddenly while one […]

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