Migraine Treatment
Migraine is one of the most common primary headaches. The disease affects about 10-15% of the general population, mainly young people, more often it occurs in women. 80-90% of migraine cases are migraine without aura. In other patients, headache is preceded by neurological symptoms called aura.
The most common symptom of migraine aura is visual disturbance (zigzag shadows in the field of vision, mottles or visual field defects), but additional symptoms such as hemiparesis, hemiparesis, aphasia, nausea, vomiting, photophobia, and photosensitivity may also occur.
In the case of a troublesome disease such as migraine, treatment can be based on pharmacological agents or unconventional methods. Botox migraine treatment is gaining more and more supporters, as is migraine treatment with acupuncture, herbs or using psychotherapy.
- Relaxing targeted muscles in the head and neck
- Reducing muscle tension that can contribute to migraine onset
- Interrupting pain signals associated with migraine attacks
- Treatment involves a series of small, carefully placed injections in specific areas of the head and neck
- Sessions are typically scheduled every 3–4 months, depending on individual response
- Many patients report noticeable improvement within the first few days to weeks following treatment
- Ongoing treatment plans can be adjusted to optimise results based on your response
- Understand your migraine history and symptoms
- Discuss suitable treatment options
- Set realistic expectations and outcomes
- Create a tailored treatment plan specific to your needs