Struggling with Headaches or Migraines in Plano?

Headaches vary in pain; however, they’re a nuisance in every situation. Having migraines or headaches can affect your emotions negatively to the point where you become incapable of doing basic tasks. These problems often seem inescapable; some people use medication for short-term relief, but this does not offer a long-term solution. Headaches and migraines often originate from structural imbalances, and chiropractic treatment can treat the hindering problem. Find solutions and relief at The Tx Room, your chiropractor in Plano, could be the answer you’re looking for.

HEADACHES AND MIGRAINES IN PLANO

Structural problems are able to cause simple pain from a morning headache to the unbearable effects of migraines, which include: light and noise intolerance, vomiting, nausea, hallucination, depression, and annoyance. Structural problems arise when the spine’s position or biomechanics are altered thus causing stress to various structures at the base of the skull and upper neck. This can occur from development issues, trauma, consistent stress, and various injuries.

Irritation and compression of these areas directly relate and are able to cause a slight headache or migraine that over time leads to severe symptoms. Experiencing headaches or migraines can also be a sign that there are problems in the spinal column that need attention.

CHIROPRACTIC AT THE TX ROOM FOR HEADACHES AND MIGRAINES

Throughout history, chiropractic treatment has successfully relieved headaches and migraines. We are well equipped with the knowledge to detect and respond to issues within the spine which houses the spinal cord. Treatment at our office begins with an evaluation that pinpoints the source of the headache. The results of the examination will give us the information needed to determine the best course of treatment you need to relieve the pain.

If you or a loved one is experiencing migraines or headaches call The Tx Room in Plano today for relief.

For more information on specific conditions, you can call the office or reference the patient education page under the “patients” tab.