Conditions
Migraine Headaches
Migraine headaches affect a significant amount of our population and can be debilitating.
Many migraines are due to blood supply problems to the back of the brain from the artery that runs along the back of the neck. This artery’s inflammation point is at the base of the skull in a triangle of muscles. When these muscles are inflamed (or in spasm) because of damage to the neck, you get headaches.
By changing the shape of your cervical spine as well as how your skull is balanced on your neck, we can significantly affect migraine headaches. We have a high success rate with migraines because we focus on the cause, rather than on masking the pain.
