Evidence on the effectiveness of chiropractic for migraine headaches is limited. However, some studies suggest it may be as effective as some preventive medications.
According to older
People may seek a chiropractor for migraine because they
The Migraine Research Foundation state that 39 million people in the United States experience migraine headaches. It is most common in individuals aged 18–44 years.
Evidence on the safety and effectiveness of chiropractic treatment for migraine headaches is limited but encouraging. An older
Results suggest each of the therapies may be as effective as conventional preventive medications, such as propranolol (Inderal) and topiramate (Topamax). However, the review highlighted shortcomings in the clinical trials, leading the authors to call for further studies, following strict clinical guidelines.
Despite limited research on chiropractic for migraine headaches, treating the condition comprises a substantial percentage of the caseload of practitioners.
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