Headache Disorders
According to the World Health Organization, headache disorders are recurrent and chronic headaches, typically severe in intensity. They can present in a number of ways, the most common being migraines
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headache disorders are recurrent and chronic headaches, typically severe in intensity
We can help if you're suffering from:
Migranes
Cluster Headaches
Trigeminal Neuralgia
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MIGRAINES
Migraines typically begin around puberty, affecting people most often between ages 35-45. Migraines headaches typically:
- Affect women twice as often as men
- Are moderate to severe intensity
- Causes pain on one side of the head
- Pain is throbbing or pulsating
- Pain that worsens with physical activity
- Pain can last either several hours or several days
- Often includes accompanying nausea
- Occur anywhere between once a year or several times a week
CLUSTER HEADACHES
Another headache disorder, cluster headaches typically:
- Affects men more often than women
- Affects people in their 20s or older
- Comprises frequently-recurring (often several times a day) brief but extremely severe headache
- Has pain focused in or around one eye
- Pain that worsens with physical activity
- Pain can last either several hours or several days
- Often includes accompanying nausea
- Occur anywhere between once a year or several times a week
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Although not technically a headache disorder, trigeminal neuralgia respond really well to CiC’s non-invasive treatment, so we’ve included it on the list. Trigeminal neuralgia is a pain disorder affecting the trigeminal nerve, and typically.
- Causes severe and sudden pain on one side of the face
- The pain can last from a few seconds to several minutes.
- Like cluster headaches, the pain is shorter in duration, but can have several painful episodes over a period of time.
TREATMENTS
This non-invasive treatment uses a catheter (small flexible tube) gently inserted into the nasal cavity with X-Ray guidance to deliver medication that relieves severe headache pain.
