Acupuncture has been shown to be highly effective at reducing frequency and duration of a headache as well as preventing headaches.
Headache Definition:
Headache is described as pain in any region of the head. Pain can be throbbing, sharp, or dull. Some people can experience headaches every day or they might be rare.Headache Causes:
Causes of a headache are vast, and depends on the individual. Typical causes include reactions to odors, certain foods, drinks, environmental toxins, medications, stress, muscle tension, changes in vision, and hormone changes.
Headache Symptoms:
Headache symptoms can be mild or severe, ranging from pulsating pain in one area of the head to pain behind the eyes.
Other symptoms:
Include poor sleep, low energy, neck pain or tension, and blurred vision or seeing floaters.
Headache Treatments:
How can we help?
Acupuncture has been shown to be highly effective at reducing frequency and duration of headaches as well as preventing headaches. Acupuncture can help to reduce pain associated with headaches as well as associated symptoms of low energy, poor sleep, difficulty concentrating.
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Acupuncture for tension headache
At Starting Point, we specialize in the treatment of migraine and headaches. Give our office a call today at (425) 686-4498 to schedule a pain consult.
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Dr. Ellie Heintze, ND, LAc, is a naturopathic doctor and acupuncturist in Bothell, WA at her practice Starting Point Acupuncture. She is a pain specialist, seeing people who suffer from chronic pain, migraines, as well as digestive issues. Offering pain relief injections, acupuncture, and nutrition consults. Most insurances accepted. Dr. Ellie Heintze is also the author of the book, A Starting Point Guide to Going Gluten-Free on Amazon. As the director of the nonprofit, The Pain Relief Project, she also offers sliding scale, low-cost care for those on Medicare or uninsured.
