A Permanent Migraine Solution | Chiropractor for Migraines in Jackson Township, NJ
Hi everybody, Dr. Jodi Kinney. Today I want to talk to you a little bit about how we treat migraine headaches which are a debilitating problem for many, many Americans.
Where Migraine Headaches Come From
Migraine headaches typically come from abnormal either nerve supply or blood supply coming from the back of the head, into the back of the neck, maybe into the skull, and can lead to such severe headaches that sometimes people need to leave work or stop doing what they’re doing. Sometimes people get light sensitivity or flashes or need to, you know, sit in a dark room, because it’s just such a terrible, terrible pain that they have. So one of the things that we see with our patients who have migraine headaches is the spine can be out of alignment. So you have in your spine, many, many, many nerves that run up and down both sides. But you also have very sensitive blood vessels that come in and around all the whole back of the head and the neck. If there are what we call subluxations or spinal misalignments, it can cause enough pressure on the nerves and maybe pressure on blood vessels that can give rise to a migraine headache. So sometimes pastorally normally, we’re supposed to see the spine line up in a nice, perfectly straight line, even just the littlest bit of a head tilt or a misalignment out of the spine. You might not even know that your spine is misaligned. It can give you a headache or a migraine, or just severe severe pain in your head, your neck. Even sometimes people get it in their jaw. Chiropractic helps this chiropractic adjustments helped to realign the spinal joints. alleviate the pinching and the pressure on the nerves normalize healthy blood flow and blood supply to your neck in your head to help alleviate migraine headaches. So if you’re suffering don’t suffer anymore. This is the drugless way for you to get rid of your migraine headaches permanently.
All right, I hope that helps. Good to see you again. Dr. Jody Kinney, signing off.
