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FINANCIAL ADVISOR: “NO MIGRAINES IN SIX MONTHS!”
Michelle W. was having daily migraine headaches when first seen at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio. Her average headache severity was a six, with her worst pain at a ten on a zero to ten pain scale, with three of her worst headaches per week, which often included light and sound sensitivity, nausea and vomiting. In addition to daily headaches, she was having daily neck pain and jaw tightness. Following successful treatment, Michelle stopped taking medication, hasn’t had a migraine in six months and has learned to successfully stop any lighter headaches as soon as they start.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER DISCOVERS NATURAL CURE FOR MIGRAINE HEADACHES
Tracy S. joins the countless others who have discovered that their headache and migraine symptoms, as well as related symptoms, can be eliminated through treatment of their neck. Tracy remembers having her first severe headaches in the eighth grade. Before coming to the Headache Institute, her headaches were a mixture of daily headaches, averaging five on a zero to ten scale, with a pounding quality on both sides and the top of her head. She was having five migraines per month, averaging seven, which were left-sided, sharp, knife-like or pounding in quality, and affected the area around and behind her left eye. These headaches were accompanied by severe nausea. She found lasting help for her problem at the Headache Institute of Texas.
ACTIVE RETIREE DELIGHTED TO ENJOY HEADACHE-FREE DAYS
In addition to daily headaches, Murray M. also had problems with daily neck pain, ringing in her ears, jaw tightness, tooth clenching and dizziness. In addition, she experienced tunnel vision, which concerned her quite a bit. Murray expressed frustration that she had seen so many different and varied health care practitioners over a four-year period in an attempt to resolve the many manifestations of her head and facial pain problem. It turns out that they all stemmed from one, easily fixable source: her neck. She is now happy that nearly every day is headache-free and only regrets that she did not visit the Headache Institute of Texas sooner.
BUSINESS ANALYST OFF MEDICATION AND FEELING GREAT
Tatia G. discovered that her headache and migraine symptoms, as well as related symptoms, could be eliminated through treatment of her neck. Tatia’s headaches started in 2003. She described pounding pain that usually started in her left temple and spread to the area around her left eye, including her forehead, behind her eye and into her cheek. Her headache pain spread into her teeth with her worst headaches. She experienced light, sound, and smell sensitivities, as well as nausea, ear ringing (tinnitus) and lightheadedness with her worst headaches. She was having headaches on a daily basis, averaging pain levels of 3/10 to 4/10, with the worst headaches at a 7/10. She was having four worst headaches a week when she began treatment at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio. Tatia is very pleased with the results she has achieved and the relief she has experienced.
NEARLY ZERO HEADACHES AFTER TWENTY YEARS OF MIGRAINES, PAIN, AND MEDICATION
Theresa A. joins the countless others who have discovered that their headache and migraine symptoms, as well as related symptoms, could be eliminated through treatment of their neck. She remembers having headaches as early as age ten, which became more frequent and more severe during her twenties. Sinus surgery and treatment of her allergies failed to provide consistent headache relief. She had a history of experiencing light and sound sensitivity, dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. Her headaches were occasionally preceded by an aura, including a bad taste in her mouth and a sensation in her head and sinuses described as a sensation similar to being under water. She finally found relief at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio.
LOGISTICS CLERK IS ECSTATIC WITH RESULTS
Bonnie B. described her headaches as a “football helmet on top of her head with a stack of bricks sitting on top of it and a hot poker in her neck.“ The head pain was pressure-like in quality, and she also described intermittent sharp, shooting pain throughout her head. Her headaches were accompanied by light and sound sensitivity, lightheadedness, sweating for no apparent reason, worsening of heartburn, nausea and vomiting. She was having headaches on a daily basis, daily neck pain and tooth clenching. She found relief with treatment of her neck at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio.
HOMEMAKER EXPERIENCES RELIEF FROM CHRONIC PAIN AND NO LONGER NEEDS ARRAY OF PAIN MEDICATION
Joy C., a homemaker, has had sick headaches since she was 15 years of age. Her headaches gradually increased in frequency and severity. The pain could be on one or both sides of her head, throbbing in quality, starting in her occipital area and extending across her whole head, forehead, behind her eyes, through her cheeks and into her teeth. Once per week, the head pain climbed to an extremely high intensity and was accompanied by light and sound sensitivity, nausea and vomiting. She frequently had a visual aura preceding her headaches.
When first seen at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio, she was having daily headaches, averaging a six on a zero to ten scale and a ten pain level once per week (with associated migraine symptoms, as described). In addition to daily headaches (despite being on medication), she had daily neck, upper back, and shoulder blade pain. She also had daily ear pain, ear ringing, and jaw pain. She was dizzy twice per week. Following successful treatment, Joy hasn’t taken any medication over the past four to five months and is thrilled to “have her life back.”
TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA PATIENT DISCOVERS NATURAL CURE
Bethany W. joins others who have discovered that their trigeminal neuralgia symptoms can be markedly reduced or eliminated through treatment of the neck.
In her teens, Bethany developed bad headaches, accompanied with dizziness that was so severe that she would fall repeatedly. These headaches were accompanied also by light and sound sensitivity. Her original headaches were primarily in her forehead, behind her eyes and in her cheeks.
In 2004, her headaches changed to left-sided tooth and facial pain, averaging a 8/10 pain level, spiking up to emergency-room level. When she was first seen at this clinic, she also reported constant light and sound sensitivity, as well as constant ringing in her ears and left facial numbness. She was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, and in April 2008 underwent trigeminal microvascular decompression surgery, which was unsuccessful. On initial evaluation at the Headache Institute of Texas, she was having left-sided facial pain on a daily basis (worse if she talked a lot), and approximately six episodes per day lasting from a few minutes to hours. She was also having her original migraine headaches two to three times per week. She achieved her successful outcome at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio. We have found clinically that nearly all trigeminal neuralgia patients have a fixable lower neck problem (discogenic), responding to very conservative methods of treatment.
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST NO LONGER HAS DAILY HEADACHES
Allyson F., a school psychologist, joins the countless others who have discovered that their headache and migraine symptoms can be markedly improved, or cured by treatment of their neck. Medication use typically drops dramatically. With rare exception, that is the experience of the overwhelming majority of people at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio. This video is a follow-up at eight months, demonstrating lasting changes and continued improvement.
UNSUCCESSFUL RADIOFREQUENCY AND BOTOX PATIENT FINDS LASTING NATURAL CURE FOR HER HEADACHES
Martha T. joins the countless others who have discovered that their headache and migraine symptoms, as well as related symptoms, could be eliminated through treatment of her neck. Her headaches started gradually—a year before attending this clinic—and progressed over a very short period of time to the point that she was having daily, severe headaches. They were on one side of her head, achy, stabbing, or burning in quality, starting on the left back side of her head and shooting through to the left side of her head, with occasional tinnitus (ear ringing). She had undergone extensive previous investigations before attending the Headache Institute of Texas, which included medication trials, epidural steroid injections, radio frequency nerve ablation, and Botox injections—none of which achieved significant, lasting relief. She found permanent relief naturally at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio.
APARTMENT MANAGER: “IT’S BEEN LIFE-CHANGING!”
Dorothy H. had severe headaches since she was in her twenties, which had become progressively more frequent over the years. They started on either side of her head with severe, sharp pain affecting her temple or forehead. This pain would last for three to five seconds, followed by a dull, throbbing pain that involved her whole head in a cap-like distribution. Her worst headaches were accompanied by extreme sound sensitivity and occasional light sensitivity. She was having headaches on a daily basis (average pain level: 3/10, high pain level: 6/10). She was having three of her worst headaches a week when first seen at the Headache Institute of Texas, and stated that her headaches were completely disrupting her home life. She awakened six days a week with a dull throbbing pain in her forehead. In addition to daily headaches, she described daily neck pain. Dorothy was very pleased with the results she experienced at Headache Institute of Texas.
WOMAN DISCOVERS LASTING, NATURAL CURE FOR TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA
Sharon was having facial pain on a daily basis in the typical distribution for trigeminal neuralgia (face/jaw). She also had daily ear pressure and daily dizziness. Following successful treatment at the Headache Institute of Texas, Sharon is now experiencing zero headaches per week.
HOMEMAKER/MILITARY SPOUSE ACHIEVES LASTING RESULTS
Gloria V. joins the countless others who have discovered that their headache and migraine symptoms, as well as related symptoms, could be eliminated through treatment of their neck. In her case, those related symptoms included eye pressure, light sensitivity, nausea, vomiting, ear pain, and a sense of imbalance. She was treated at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio.
BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL DISCOVERS HEADACHE CURE
Michele S., a business professional, remembers having her first severe headaches at the age of 16. Over time, she had seen "about a dozen" neurologists for this problem. When she came to the Headache Institute of Texas, she was experiencing daily headaches, averaging a pain level of 4/10 with a high of 6/10, and two of her worst headaches a week. Headache symptoms were in the back of her head, around her ears, across her whole head, forehead, behind her eyes, and into her cheeks. In addition to daily headaches, she described daily neck and upper back/upper shoulder symptoms, as well as left arm pain. She also had daily ear pressure in her left ear, as well as dizziness (imbalance). Michele now feels great most of the time and describes the post-treatment difference as a “night and day” improvement.
HOMESCHOOL MOM QUICKLY IMPROVES “BY 80 PERCENT”
Teresa F., homemaker and homeschool mom described how quickly headache and arm symptoms can be changed, using the approach of the Headache Institute of Texas.
In her case, she has had sinus headaches since she was ten years old. Her headaches became significantly more severe last year. They involved her entire head, forehead, temples, behind her eyes, including her cheeks, teeth, and ears. She also reported left arm symptoms from her neck down to her hand, involving digits four and five. Now that she understands the source of her problem and what to do about it, she can heal herself and get on with her life.
BUSINESS ARCHITECT DIRECTOR DISCOVERS NATURAL CURE
Michelle C. had migraines since she was a teenager. Her headaches gradually increased in frequency and severity over the years. A year ago her headaches returned in the context of worsening dizziness. Six months before attending the Headache Institute of Texas, her migraine severity and frequency—including a serious episode of vertigo—had reached the point of major concern for her. She was having headaches on a daily basis, averaging four with a high of eight on a zero to ten scale. She was having a full-blown migraine approximately once per week, which included sharp- to throbbing-quality pain affecting the whole right side of her head from the base of her skull, side of her head, forehead, behind her eye and into her cheek. These headaches were preceded by visual aura and accompanied by sound sensitivity, nausea and vomiting. In the past, she also experienced three episodes of left-sided numbness and weakness affecting both her arm and her leg in the context of severe migraines with aura. She found permanent relief at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio.
TRAVEL CONSULTANT FINALLY OFF MEDICATION
Marianne W. had severe migraines since the time she was 14 years old. Her headaches were preceded by visual aura and progressed to a severe throbbing or pounding pain at the top of the left side of her neck and her left occipital area. The pain then spread along the left side of her head, temple, forehead, behind her eye and into her cheek. Her worst headaches were accompanied by photophobia, phonophobia, sensitivity to smell, nausea and vomiting. She also described numbness and tingling affecting her tongue, mouth, right arm and hand with her worst headaches.
When first seen at the Headache Institute of Texas, she was having headaches on a daily basis. The average intensity of her daily headaches was 3/10 to 4/10 on a pain scale of zero to ten. Her worst headaches were 10/10. She was having four of her worst headaches per year. In addition to daily headaches, Marianne also had daily neck pain. She was treated at the Diamond Headache Clinic in Omaha before coming to the Headache Institute of Texas in San Antonio, where she finally found relief.
MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR HAPPY WITH RESULTS
Denise B. joined the countless others who have discovered that their headache and migraine symptoms, and in her case, related symptoms, can be eliminated through treatment of their neck. In her case, those related symptoms included problems with light sensitivity, ear fullness, pressure, ringing, sensitivity to smell, nausea, and vomiting. She has had extensive workups and treatment for her migraines over the years, multiple medication trials, and has a headache history since she was seven years old. Her symptom improvement is not unusual for those treated at the Headache Institute of Texas, in San Antonio.
SERVICE REP ABSOLUTELY PLEASED WITH RESULTS
Anita B. started developing regular headaches in her thirties, but they would respond quickly to Tylenol. However, her headaches worsened in frequency and severity, particularly over the past three to four years. Her headaches were on one side or both sides in location, throbbing or heavy in quality, and affected the top of her neck and base of her skull, sides of her head, temples and eyes. Her worst headaches were accompanied by light and sound sensitivity, dizziness, and vertigo. She had headaches on a daily basis, averaging a pain level of 5/10, with worst headaches at 8/10 when first seen at the Headache Institute of Texas. She was having her worst headaches two days a week. In addition to daily headaches, she described daily neck pain, jaw tightness and lightheadedness.
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