Month: October 2019

Top Tips for Getting Rid of Stubborn TMJ Pain

If you are dealing with TMJ pain that just won’t seem to go away, you are far from alone. According to some estimates, as many as 10 million people in the US are struggling with a jaw issue. Is there anything you can do at home without having to go to the doctor? If you […]

The Link Between Occipital Neuralgia and Migraines

Occipital neuralgia and migraines are two different conditions. However, they are sometimes confused because of an overlap in symptoms. Let’s take a closer look at both conditions and why the confusion exists. Then we will consider a natural therapy that may be able to help either problem if the underlying issue appears in the upper […]

Lasmiditan: What You Should Know About the Latest Migraine Drug

Every time a new migraine drug gets FDA approval, patients want to know if it is a breakthrough solution. Here’s a spoiler – it’s still not a cure, and there are some pretty rough side effects. On the other hand, it was able to mitigate symptoms other than the headache itself in clinical trials. Som […]

What a Crick in the Neck Means & How to Get Rid of It

You wake up in the morning with the worst crick in the neck of your life. It is stiff, sore, even painful. You try to turn your head to see if it will loosen up a little, but even your range of motion is restricted. What does it mean? How did it happen? Is there […]

Migraines Vs. Sinus Headaches – How to Tell Them Apart

Are one of the millions of people who seem to get sinus headaches all the time, perhaps even a few times per week? If you have never read an article comparing the symptoms of migraines vs. sinus headaches, you may be in for a shock. It turns out that a lot of people confuse the […]

Vertigo in Multiple Sclerosis: What Can Help?

Vertigo is the uncontrollable feeling of movement or spinning. Either you or the world around you feels a rotational or other sensation. Vertigo in multiple sclerosis is often due to the existence or growth of new lesions on the brainstem, the part of the brain that controls the body’s balance. About 20% of patients with […]

Could This Gadget Be the Solution to Migrainous Vertigo?

Researchers have introduced a promising treatment for the common cause of vertigo. Scientists from the University of Texas in Dallas revealed a new gadget that they claim could help ease cluster headaches and vestibular migraines, the leading neurological causes of vertigo. Called the GammaCore, the gadget is a non-invasive device that delivers electrical stimulation. Holding […]

How the Modern Lifestyle Is Contributing to Neck Pain

One of the most common ailments a person can experience is neck pain. That is nothing new. However, there many things in our modern world that are contributing to the problem of neck pain, potentially making it both more severe and more frequent. In today’s article, we will take a closer look at some of […]

5 Things the Internet Often Gets Wrong About Meniere’s Disease

Meniere’s disease is not one of the most common health conditions, but it is undoubtedly recognizable by the symptoms it produces. Starting with severe and debilitating bouts of vertigo, this condition also causes worsening hearing loss and tinnitus (ringing in the ear) as it progresses. There is also a feeling of fullness in the affected […]

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