MIGRAINE
At our Headache and Migraine Clinic, we offer a range of alternative and complementary treatments to enhance
headace management alongside traditional pharmacological approaches. Biofeedback Therapy (BFT) is particularly
effective for relieving migraine pain by helping patients control stress-related physiological responses, such
as muscle tension. Herbal remedies like feverfew and butterbur, along with high doses of riboflavin (vitamin
B-2) and Coenzyme Q10 supplements, may also play a role in reducing migraine severity and frequency.
Dietary
adjustments, including the avoidance of certain triggers such as chocolate and aged cheese, can further help in
managing headaches. Additionally, manual therapies like massage and chiropractic care can reduce migraine
frequency and improve sleep quality. Alternative treatments such as acupuncture, Ayurveda, and Homeopathy have
also proven beneficial for some patients. By combining these non-pharmacological options with conventional
treatments, our clinic aims to provide a comprehensive approach tailored to each individual's needs.
1.Dietary Factors:ged cheeses, processed meats, chocolate, and foods with high levels of MSG or nitrates.
2.Migraines: Characterized by intense, throbbing pain, usually on one side of the head. They can be triggered by
certain foods, hormonal changes, stress, or environmental factors.
3.Stress and Emotional Factors:Physical or emotional stress is a common migraine trigger.
4.Sleep Patterns:Conditions like sleep apnea or insomnia.
5.Sensory Stimuli:Perfumes, smoke, and other strong odors.
6.Physical Factors:Intense physical exertion or sudden changes in physical activity.
1. Migraine Without Aura (Common Migraine):
The most prevalent type of migraine, characterized by the absence of an aura.
2. Migraine With Aura (Classic Migraine):
Involves neurological symptoms that precede or accompany the headache.
3. Chronic Migraine:
A more severe form of migraine characterized by frequent and persistent headaches.
4. Hemiplegic Migraine:
A rare type of migraine with temporary motor paralysis or weakness on one side of the body.
5. Basilar-type Migraine (Basilar Artery Migraine):
A rare form of migraine that primarily affects young women and involves symptoms related to the brainstem.
At our clinic, we provide a comprehensive range of treatments tailored to effectively manage and alleviate
various types of headaches. For tension headaches, we offer over-the-counter pain relievers, stress management
techniques, and physical therapy to relieve muscle tension. Migraines are addressed with a combination of
acute treatments, preventive medications, and lifestyle modifications to identify and avoid triggers. Cluster
headaches are managed through rapid relief options such as oxygen therapy and preventive medications to reduce
attack frequency.
For sinus headaches, we provide decongestants, nasal irrigation, and warm compresses to
alleviate symptoms. Eyestrain headaches are treated with vision correction, screen time management, and
ergonomic advice. Hormonal headaches are managed with hormonal adjustments and lifestyle strategies, while
high blood pressure headaches are treated through blood pressure control and regular monitoring. Cervicogenic
headaches benefit from physical therapy and posture improvement.
4th floor, Shreeji Bizz World, Kathegalli signal Nashik-pune highway, opposite Camel House, Nashik.
drnehameheryt@gmail.com
+91 8220410417
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