When it comes to migraines, most doctors turn straight to the prescription pad or at least recommend certain over-the-counter drugs. However, these medications only provide a quick and temporary fix, have low success rates, come with a host of side effects, and don’t address the underlying issue. That’s why many are looking for drug-free ways to get relief from migraines. Here are a few recognized means of natural relief.
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There are a number of recommended lifestyle changes for those suffering from this complex condition.
When a patient wants to seek out an alternative therapy for migraine care, there are a few options are recommended.
While this is not a comprehensive list of the therapies recommended, I want to take the rest of our discussion to point out one lesser-known option—upper cervical chiropractic care.
If you’ve tried chiropractic for your migraines and met with disappointment, don’t dismiss upper cervical care. First of all, upper cervical chiropractic is a far more precise procedure involving the C1 and C2 vertebrae. It is a low force correction rather than a popping or twisting motion. As a result, the adjustments last longer and give the body time to repair nerve and tissue damage. Also, the particular vertebrae targeted have a profound effect on the overall function of the central nervous system. As a result, case studies have revealed that many patients see fewer and less severe migraines, some even being able to break away from pain medication altogether.
TV show host Montel Williams describes how specific chiropractic care has helped his body.
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