Migraines can be devastating, and there are many new treatments on the horizon: drugs, diets and lifestyle changes.

But who should you see? And what remedies will help you the most?

The first step should be to see an excellent general practitioner or family doctor who can confirm that you have a migraine and, if possible, rule out other causes for your symptoms. They should also have a good neurologist that they can refer you to if needed and referrals to other migraine experts that can help you get to the root cause of your condition. 

We know that the best migraine treatment is an integrative approach. People that commit to this "integrative" approach consistently put their migraines in remission.

However, the correct treatment for migraine is still controversial because there are many kinds of migraines and no single migraine treatment. 

There is an arsenal of migraine medications (painkillers and anti-inflammatories), but because the body's inflammatory response...

Have you ever experienced dizziness and vertigo?

Are you wondering why is it occurring?

Still not sure of who should you consult? 

If so, this complete guide to dizziness and vertigo is for you.

Vertigo and dizziness can arise from a range of conditions and can be severely debilitating. That’s why having a deep and clear understanding about these issues is a key step in finding long-term relief.

In this guide, we will dive deeper into the anatomy and physiology, symptoms, and different causes of dizziness and vertigo as well as some prescribed medications, ways on how to fix it, and home remedies and diets that can help reduce symptoms.

Anatomy and physiology

Inside the inner ear is a series of bony canals that are filled with fluid. These canals are oriented at different angles and, as the head moves, the fluid within the bony canals move. This sends messages to the brain telling it how fast and what direction to move the head and neck. The information...

If you are experiencing migraine attacks, then you know how debilitating they can be. That's why it's essential to work with a knowledgeable team about diagnosing and treating migraine headaches.

It's also important to know that you are not alone. There are many support networks out there for you, including the team here at Melbourne Headache Solutions.  

This blog post will answer the most common questions that people ask about their migraine condition. 

What exactly is a Migraine?

Migraine is a neurological condition affecting the brain, but it can cause symptoms throughout the entire body that can range from severe head pain, nausea and vomiting to temporary paralysis of parts of the body.   

A migraine is classically described as an intense, throbbing headache usually on one side of the head accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light or sound. However, there can be a huge range of symptoms, and no two people’s migraine are...

Migraines can be debilitating, leaving you in pain and unable to function daily. If you're suffering from chronic migraines, you must find the proper treatment to stop your migraines before they have lasting effects on your life. 

If it's been more than two years and you're still not seeing much improvement in your condition, it may be time to find a new doctor who can give you the kind of treatment that works best for you and your migraines. 

However, finding the right migraine doctor to treat your condition can be challenging and time-consuming, especially if you don't know where to look or what questions to ask. 

This article will help you find the best migraine doctor so you can reduce the number of migraines you experience and regain control of your life.

Here are some signs that it's time to move on and find a new migraine doctor:

1. You’ve tried various medications but nothing seem to work. 

If you’ve tried countless of medications...

If you have been suffering from chronic headaches and migraine without getting much relief, seeing a headache and migraine specialist can help you get a correct diagnosis and make sure you are receiving the proper treatment. 

A specialist will check your symptoms, look for the cause, and set up a detailed plan to treat your pain and improve your everyday life.

Of course, your regular doctor can help you a lot. But a specialist often has a deeper understanding of headaches and migraines and may have access to different treatments, such as Botox

It can take people with migraine many years before they see a migraine specialist, but you shouldn’t wait that long if you feel that your current treatment is not providing the relief that you or your doctor expected.  

A migraine specialist may perform additional tests such as brain scans and blood tests to ensure that your migraines and headaches are not caused by any life-threatening condition such as a tumor.

Typically...