Migraine

Migraine

Chronic migraine occurs in about 2% of the world’s population. It reaches its most severe form both in women and men in their 30s or 40s. According to the World Health Organization, migraine is the 19th health-related physical disability in developed countries and is one of the main reasons for not going to work. Migraines occur in about 6-9% of men and 17-18% of women.

Severe and recurrent headache attacks are occasionally added to symptoms of nausea or vomiting. The pain usually lasts 4-72 hours and can make the person unworkable. The main type of migraine is migraine without aura, formerly known as common migraine. In this type of migraine, one side of the head is often exposed to severe and pulsed ligament pain; accompanied by nausea and vomiting, sensitivity to light and noise is observed.

Migraine usually occurs in adolescence or 20s, but rarely in children. If migraine appeared after the age of 50, it may be linked to a brain disorder. In about half of the cases, migraine is inherited. Migraine pain can be triggered for a variety of reasons. Stress, air exchange, menstrual cycle, excessive sleep or insufficient sleep are among the most common causes. Migraine symptoms can vary greatly from patient to patient. For example, one patient complains of mild pain and nausea on one side of the head, while another may experience severe pain, sensitivity to light and sound, but not nausea.

TREATMENT

Medicines are used in migraine treatment. The drugs used do not treat migraine. It can reduce the frequency of attacks and those used during pain can make the attack easier to overcome. The perspective of NEURALTHERAPY treatment method, which we can accept as a German school, is completely different. NEURALTHERAPY, which is an important branch of science in Western medicine, deals with the cause of diseases. In this approach, it is detected from the history of the patient that causes migraine and disrupts the body (disruptive area) and is corrected by NEURALTHERAPY. Disruptive areas; are the causes that disrupt the body’s order and trigger pain. Problems with teeth and jaw joints, previous surgeries, especially childhood infections such as tonsillitis, traumas, emotional burdens and stress can create disruptive areas in the body. These changes, which reveal the complaints in the NEURALTHERAPY approach, are examined, the personal situation is determined and the obstacles are eliminated. NEURALTHERAPY applications, detection and treatment of disruptive areas, ganglion and segment treatment, and effective and permanent treatment of migraine are provided to ACUPUNCTURE points. This treatment approach provides a successful solution especially in patients who did not respond to drug treatment. Providing oxygenation to tissues with OZONE Therapy is a treatment modality. Local tissue instability can be eliminated with PROLOTHERAPY, PAIN MESOTHERAPY and NEUROPROLOTHERAPY applications, and permanent relief can be achieved thanks to mechanical and chemical effects.

Unfortunately, the effectiveness of complementary medicine methods on migraine is not known sufficiently by the public and physician community. I have been treating migraine patients with complementary medicine modalities for about 12 years. In case of need, it may be necessary to combine the applications of ACUPUNCTURE- NEURALTHERAPY -PROLOTHERAPY. I have experienced in hundreds of patients that it is possible to permanently get rid of migraine by supporting these modalities with OZONE and DETOX applications.