“Can chronic daily headaches be cured?”
I am A 28 year old female and I have chronic headaches from work stress. Can chronic daily headaches be cured?
8 Answers
I recommend seeking medical evaluation to identify the specific cause of your headaches and develop a personalized treatment plan. If not already assessed, be sure your headaches are simply stress related. It I'd possible you have high blood pressure which is causing the headaches, in which case you would need to take blood pressure medication. If it's not that, then lifestyle changes.
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You can find palliation / symptom relief from many therapeutics. However, cure is a different thing entirely. In naturopathic medicine, one of the guiding principles for healing is removing obstacles to cure, and treating the root cause of the health issue. If nothing changes, they headaches may not be going anywhere... May be something for you to sit with and explore further.
There are hundreds of reasons that may cause chronic headaches. Most of them are curable. In order to get treated, you need to undergo a complete evaluation to pinpoint the core of the problem that triggers headaches. Read more here: https://philaholisticclinic.com/home-remedies-for-headaches/
Yes they can with stretching and perhaps appropriate massage and acupuncture and maybe a new job.
Yes.
While no promises can be made, chronic headaches should be able to be cured. It all comes down to addressing the cause. A comprehensive intake is usually needed to determine how work is affecting these headaches.
Once the root of the headaches is found, then they are preventable
Yes, I have had great results with Graston technique, dry needling, and traditional physical therapy.
