by Brittany Macleod | Jan 25, 2020 | Migraine
Did you know that about 60% of females report their menstrual cycle as a trigger to experiencing headaches or migraines? What is a menstrual migraine? Menstrual migraines are a specific type of migraine, of which the timing correlates closely with the timing of the... by Brittany Macleod | Nov 9, 2019 | Other Headache Conditions
Headaches developing after exercise may be caused by a number of different factors or an underlying condition. What causes headaches after exercise? Exertion A primary exertion headache is one which is caused solely from exercise or over exerting and has no underlying... by Brittany Macleod | Sep 17, 2019 | Chronic Headache, Headache Medication
Medication overuse headaches (MOH) are commonly suffered, and often precede diagnosis of chronic headaches. What is a MOH? Medication overuse headaches are a chronic headache that usually develops from administering too much pain medication for an acute attack. Most... by Brittany Macleod | Aug 31, 2019 | Headache & Migraine Facts
Interesting Facts about Headaches and Migraines It is the 3rd most common disease in the world! Global Prevalence – 14.7% which equates to approximately 1 in 7 people. It is more common in females – 85% of chronic migraine suffers are women, this is thought to be due... by Bertrand Doeuk | Aug 11, 2018 | Chronic Headache, Headache & Migraine Facts, Migraine, The Cause
We understand that the brainstem is sensitive, therefore causing people to suffer from headaches and migraines, and sometimes with added symptoms. But do you know why the brainstem is sensitive? The Watson Headache treatment approach aims to de-sensitise the...
