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10/22/07 #3: Occipital nerve block for daily chronic Migraines?
Full Question:I have a 25+ year history of migraines which have developed into daily chronic migraines. I have tried most medications with... Read more »
Indentation after nerve blocks for chronic Migraine?
Full Question: I suffer from Chronic migraines I have been seeing a specialist for them he started giving me nerve block shots in the right... Read more »
2/18/08 #1: Radio freqyency of the occipital nerve for Migraine?
Full Question:My migraines have become more frequent (2-3 a week) and severe (9-10 on the 10 scale) over the last 5 years. I have tried... Read more »
“A-voiding” Pain: Controlling the Discomfort of Incontinence,...
Since my TURP three years ago, I have been unable to empty completely when I void. If I do (even when the Botox is active) I get severe... Read more »
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Blocking trigger points may ease cluster headaches
A new study has found people who have cluster headaches may suffer from excessive sensitivity and that using a local anesthetic to block certain... Read more »
Nerve stimulation eases cluster headaches in new study
Two recent studies have found that stimulation of the occipital nerve may help relieve the severe pain of cluster headaches. Researchers say the... Read more »
Sea snails may hold key to treating severe nerve pain
Scientists working with deadly snails may have found a new way to treat severe nerve pain. A chemical found in the venom of sea-dwelling cone snails... Read more »
Occipital Nerve Stimulation for Migraine and Headache Preventi...
The use of occipital nerve stimulation (ONS) for the prevention of Migraines and headaches is in clinical trials and has been of great interest to... Read more »
Headaches: Cluster: Resources
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
SurgeryIn rare cases, surgical intervention may be considered for patients with chronic cluster headaches that do not respond to other treatments.... Read more »
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