Osteopathy for Headaches: A Natural and Effective Solution

Would You Believe That Osteopathy Can Help Alleviate Your Headaches? 

Migraines can be incapacitating, if you experience them, you know this. They make it difficult to concentrate, work, and carry out basic daily activities. There are a variety of treatments available, and osteopathy, is a natural and effective method. In this article, we'll discuss how osteopathy can help with migraines, what to expect during an osteopathy session, and why it's a great option for those seeking a natural remedy. 

 

What exactly is osteopathy?

Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy that concentrates on the musculoskeletal system, which consists of bones, muscles, and connective tissue. It is a holistic approach that considers the whole person and how our various components function. Osteopaths manipulate the body's tissues with hands on treatment. Osteopathy is a holistic approach to healthcare that emphasises the structure and function of the musculoskeletal system.

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Surprising Migraine Triggers You Didn't Know About

Migraine Relief Made Easy: Avoid These Top 5 Triggers

Migraines can be incapacitating, leaving sufferers in agony, feeling helpless. While some common triggers, like stress, diet, and routine changes, are well-known, there may be other factors that can contribute to migraines. This article will explore the top five unexpected migraine triggers, including your preferred exercise routine and recent purchases, and provide tips on how to avoid them. Get ready to uncover a new realm of triggers and learn how to manage them.

Are you tired of having persistent headaches? Do you experience a throbbing ache in your head? If so, you might be experiencing migraines!

Migraines are not just typical headaches, they are a neurological condition that can significantly affect your daily life. The duration of migraines can range from a few hours to a few days, and they often come with additional symptoms such as sensitivity to light and sound, nausea, and vomiting.

Living with migraines can be...

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With proper treatment, migraines can be treated.

 

Hey, I need you to listen to this and I need you to tell everyone. Shout it from the rooftops.

You a special and unique and so are your migraines. And you need to be treated as such and your migraines need to be treated as such.

Hi, I'm Dr Beth, osteopath here in Melbourne Headache Solutions.

I get asked quite frequently “why is it that I get dizziness?” “why is it that I am getting like pressure in my head?”, “why is it that I get nausea?”, and “why am I vomiting?”

Basically, you are unique. You are special, your brain interprets things differently. Some people will get nausea as their predominant symptom, as well as their head pain. Other people will get vomiting. Other people will get really intense light sensitivity, whereas other people will just have pounding head pain that won't go away. Other people will have a hemiplegic migraine and other people will get a vestibular migraine. In terms of why you get one versus the...

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Why are headaches or migraine attacks unpredictable?

 

A comment that a patient recently received, “Oh, you were fine yesterday, so why do you have a migraine today?” highlights the lack of awareness and understanding of how migraines actually work.

Migraines are not like colds and cannot be predicted easily. You can be perfectly fine one minute and then suddenly hit with a migraine attack the next minute. It is not uncommon for people with migraines to have sudden, intense pain, intense nausea, an aura, and vomiting. The previous minute or day has no relation to when a migraine attack might hit, making it unpredictable.

However, some people do have an indication as to when their migraine attacks might occur. Triggers such as alcohol, certain foods, lack of sleep, or activities can increase the likelihood of a migraine attack. But for some people, migraines can hit randomly, making them a surprise attack.

Migraines are known as a silent or invisible illness. People with migraines may look perfectly fine on the...

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Are you missing out on time with loved ones due to headaches and/or migraine attacks?

 

When you are experiencing a headache or migraine it can make it difficult to participate in social events, family gatherings, and other activities. Everything from bright lights and noisy sounds to simply being around people can be a trigger. During these times, it's common to feel guilty about missing out and not spending time with loved ones.

However, there are ways to approach headaches and migraines differently so you don't have to miss out on time with loved ones. Dr Beth (osteopath) shares with us some insights on the topic during Headache and Migraine Awareness Month.

When I suffered from headaches, I found it challenging to go out to social events like pubs, clubs, and restaurants. Even simple daily activities like getting out of bed and getting dressed were difficult. I wanted to be able to attend social events and spend time with my family and friends, but often the pain was just too much.

I spoke with others who also felt like they were missing out due to their...

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How are cold and flu related to headaches and migraines?

Today we're talking about immunity, cold headaches, and how they all interrelate together. If you're wondering about a headache from common cold issues or the likelihood of headache common cold experiences, stay tuned.

Hi, I'm Dr. Beth, osteopath here at Melbourne Headache Solutions. I am coming to you now from my living room because I have a chest infection at the moment, which has been particularly annoying, prolonged, and relatively severe. I've been spending the last week on my couch and in bed, not really doing very much, not being able to move very much or else, it sets off a coughing attack. I've had to lie down for most of the time which means lots of fluids and lots of rest.

Since a lot of people in Australia, particularly Victoria, and other places in the world, have been isolating from one another, wearing masks, using a lot of hand sanitizers, and just staying away from each other, there's been a decrease incident of colds and flus, which has been really nice if you've...

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Are you feeling tired or lack energy? These are the common symptoms of chronic headaches.

“I'm always tired!”
“I feel like I'm lacking in energy.”
“I don't have the motivation.”

These are really common statements we hear from individuals experiencing constant headaches and migraines. Today, we'll look into the connection between constant lethargy and headaches and explore ways to address these challenges.

Hello, I'm Dr. Beth, an osteopath here at Melbourne Headache Solutions.

It's very common for those with chronic headaches and migraines to say they're always tired, have constant headaches, and feel low on energy. Understanding why this happens can help us find ways to feel better.

Feeling extremely tired, having a headache, lacking energy, and suddenly feeling weak can all be signs that something isn't quite right with your health. These symptoms could be caused by various things, such as:

Not drinking enough water: This can make you feel tired, give you headaches, and make you feel weak.
Not eating well: Not getting enough essential...

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New persistent daily headaches: What are they? What can we do about them?

New persistent daily headaches can be slightly terrifying or even terrifying when they come on because one day, you don’t have any kind of headache but then all of a sudden, now you’ve got a headache all day every day. So, we’re talking about where do they come from, what are they, and most importantly, what can we do about them?

Hi! I’m Dr. Beth. Osteopath here at Melbourne Headache Solutions.

Chronic headaches or this new persistent daily headache, they’re essentially a threshold problem. So, with these headaches, they come on when you have reached your certain threshold and all of a sudden, the headache has now started switching on. Now, your threshold is different to my threshold, which is different to the next person’s threshold. So, essentially, we have these building blocks that contribute and build up until essentially we have reached our threshold where the headaches will turn on. Now, what are these building blocks that contribute to...

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