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Monthly Archives: November 2007
Finger pressure can relieve many migraine headaches
Over three minute pressure to occipital arteries can greatly relieve migraine pain in over 1/2 of cases; almost sounds too good to be true.
Posted in Headaches
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Mast Cells Implicated in Migraines
Recent findings that mast cells may trigger migraines has significant implications on cause and treatment. Mast cells play a key role in Peripheral Sensitization – Neurogenic Inflammation where tissues become overly tender and swollen. They are, however, a cornerstone of … Continue reading
Posted in Headaches
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Big disc protrusions gimps facets
I have a patient who had a large disc protrusion. These have been shown to have a good chance of recovery (vs disc bulges which very few with sciatica were better a year later). This patient did not improve until … Continue reading
Posted in Back Pain
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