Headache and Migraine Relief in Lakeland, FL
Migraine headaches can be relentless, often striking without warning and disrupting every aspect of your life. From throbbing pain and light sensitivity to nausea and fatigue, these episodes go far beyond a typical headache. At Chiromed Wellness, we offer comprehensive, non-invasive care to help migraine sufferers find lasting relief.
Our approach combines chiropractic treatment, physical therapy, and advanced therapeutic technologies to treat migraines at their root—without relying on drugs or invasive procedures. Whether you're dealing with chronic migraine, occasional attacks, or unresolved head pain, we’re here to support your path to recovery and wellness.
Don’t let migraine pain control your life. Book your appointment today and explore personalized care.
What are Migraine Headaches?
Headaches are a common health concern, but migraine headaches go far beyond a typical headache. They often cause throbbing pain, light and sound sensitivity, nausea, and sometimes visual changes like flashes or blind spots. These symptoms can last for hours or even days, making it difficult for migraine sufferers to go about daily life.
Chronic migraines may stem from changes in the brain and nervous system, with episodes that vary in frequency and intensity. At Chiromed Wellness, we focus on identifying the underlying cause of your migraines. Through chiropractic treatment, physical therapy, and other holistic services, we help reduce symptoms and improve long-term well-being—without relying on prescription medications.
If you’re looking for lasting relief from migraine headaches, schedule an appointment with Chiromed Wellness today.
Common Causes of Migraines
Understanding what may be causing your headaches or migraine attacks is the first step toward effective care. These conditions can vary in frequency and severity, and they often affect multiple areas of your life—from work and focus to sleep and mood.
At Chiromed Wellness, our doctors focus on identifying and addressing the underlying cause of your symptoms, helping you achieve long-term relief without overreliance on medication.
Some of the most common reasons for headaches and migraines include:
Tension
Stress can become a major source of tension headaches. Holding tension in the muscles for long periods can also cause people to suffer from tension headaches.
Dehydration
Insufficient hydration can cause headaches as the brain contracts due to a lack of fluids.
Poor Posture
Extended time hunched over screens or a desk can cause strain in the head and surrounding muscles.
Sleep Disruption
Not getting enough sleep or having inconsistent sleep patterns increases the likelihood of suffering from a headache.
Eye Strain
Overworking your eyes can cause headaches, especially if you are sensitive to blue light from screens.
Hormone Changes
Hormone changes like those during menstrual cycles, pregnancy, or menopause can cause migraines, cluster headaches, and other varieties of headaches.
Food Sensitivities
Having a sensitivity or allergy to certain foods can manifest an immune response in the form of headaches.
Environmental Factors
Bright lights, loud noises, and strong smells can trigger headaches, especially in those prone to migraines.
Medication
Overuse of medication can cause headaches.
Age
Age-related changes in the body can cause headaches to manifest.
What Symptoms Do Headaches and Migraines Cause?
Migraine headaches and chronic headaches can present in many ways, with symptoms that range from mild discomfort to intense, disabling pain. At Chiromed Wellness, we evaluate the pain intensity, triggers, and overall health profile of each patient to guide personalized care.
Some of the most common symptoms include:
Dull or throbbing pain, often on one side of the head
Nausea or vomiting
Light and sound sensitivity
Tingling or numbness in the face, scalp, or arms
Pressure or tightness in the neck and shoulders
Difficulty focusing or mental fog
Mood changes or irritability
Other symptoms such as visual disturbances, fatigue, or dizziness
What Treatments Are Available for Migraine and Headache Relief?
At Chiromed Wellness, we take a comprehensive approach to treating headaches and migraine pain, focusing on long-term solutions rather than temporary fixes. Our therapies are non-invasive, drug-free, and designed to reduce the frequency, severity, and impact of symptoms by addressing their underlying cause.
Some of the most effective treatment options include:
Chiropractic Adjustments
Misalignments in the spine and neck can disrupt nerve communication and contribute to headache symptoms. Chiropractic treatment helps restore proper alignment and improve overall nervous system function.
Physical Therapy
Personalized rehab and stretching routines can relieve muscle tension, improve posture, and address musculoskeletal imbalances that may affect head and neck pain.
Spinal Decompression
For patients with disc-related issues in the cervical spine, decompression therapy can relieve pressure on nerves that may be triggering or worsening headaches.
Neuromodulation Therapy
This non-invasive electrical stimulation therapy is designed to reduce nerve hypersensitivity and promote long-term relief from migraine attacks—without the need for prescription medications or injections.
Lifestyle and Postural Correction
Our team works closely with you to identify postural habits, stress patterns, or certain foods that may be acting as triggers. Small adjustments in daily habits can make a meaningful difference in reducing headache episodes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if a headache is serious?
A headache can be serious if it's sudden, severe, or accompanied by other symptoms. A headache alone doesn't necessarily indicate a serious threat. When a headache becomes severe or has other sensations alongside it, that is the point where a headache is sufficiently serious enough to warrant medical attention.
How do I know if my headache is from stress?
A headache from stress, also called a tension headache, feels like a dull ache or dull pressure around the head. It usually feels like a band tightening around the skull to create the dull throbbing sensation characteristic of the headache.
What does a dehydration headache feel like?
A dehydration headache can range in feeling from a dull ache to a severe migraine. The more dehydrated you are, the more likely the headache is to feel more intense.
How long is too long for a headache?
If you have a headache for more than 24 hours without a pain-free interval, you should consider getting medical attention. In such instances, it can be an indicator that something else is wrong in your body, and that is what's causing your headache.
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