Do you suffer from chronic headache that has affected your personal, social, and professional life, and are you not sure where to start?

It is very important to know that there are headache specialists who is passionate to understand, educate, and empower you. Our board-certified nurse practitioner who is specialized in headache medicine will help you navigate the lifelong journey to thoroughly assess, diagnose, and come up with treatment plans.

Botox is only FDA-approved for chronic migraines, which means headache on 15 or more days a month and of them, 8 or more are migraine, for longer than 3 months period. Botox is one of the most effective treatments for chronic migraine and has helped over 1 million migraine sufferers since its FDA approval in 2010.

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Peripheral nerve blocks are one of the most frequently used interventional treatments for headache. Small amount of local anesthetic is injected in specific nerves that are located at the back of the skull (occipital nerves) as well as near the temples and above the eyebrows (trigeminal nerve branches). A successful nerve block can relieve or get rid of headache for several days up to several weeks.

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The sphenopalatine ganglion (SPG) is a bundle of nerve cells located behind the nose that is linked to the main nerve involved in headache, the trigeminal nerve. The SPG carries information about sensation, including pain, and by blocking the SPG with local anesthetics, pain can be reduced. The most common conditions treated by SPG blocks are cluster headaches and other trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias, trigeminal neuralgia and other facial pain syndromes, as well as migraine headaches.

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Trigger points are areas in the muscle that are very irritable, tight, and when pressed, may produce a “twitch” within the affected muscle. Trigger points in the head, neck and shoulders are commonly present in patients with chronic headache disorders. A trigger point injection is a procedure where small amount of local anesthetics is injected into your painful "knots" in your muscles to relieve pain. This pain relief should be experienced not only in the affected muscle, but in the area of referred pain as well.

Schedule a consultation for headache to explore this treatment to see if you are a good candidate.

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