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  2. As a massage therapist, I'm frequently asked about which is the best treatment for reducing migraine headaches. In my experience, the best way to answer this question is to offer an example and explain how each method of treatment works. The first category that I will talk about is Craniosacral therapy. This is a type of massage which focuses on the trunk, neck, and shoulder areas. Craniosacral therapy works to restore the proper alignment of the spine and alleviate muscle strain in the back.
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  4. Also called"Cranio-Sacral" treatment, this technique employs massage strokes that gently pull the soft bones of the back and neck. This gentle motion stretches and arouses the underlying muscles to ease muscle spasms and reduce muscle tension in the back. Adding this gentle treatment to your next massage therapy will greatly help to reduce overall stress levels, alleviate migraine headaches, and provide migraine headache relief. This treatment is quite gentle and effective.
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  6. Another gentle treatment is known as craniosacral treatment or Osteopathy. 청주출장마사지 It's also known as chiropractic care and is sometimes used together with cranial sacral therapy. Osteopathic or chiropractic care is a gentle, hands-on treatment that utilizes chiropractic manipulative techniques in order to treat problems associated with the joint and skeletal systems. Osteopath is much like massage since it also uses gentle strokes and utilizes gentle manipulation. However, it is completely different in that osteopathic specialists perform diagnostic examinations, prescribe treatments, and refer their patients to other specialists when necessary.
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  8. Another practitioner who plays craniosacral therapy is a Chiropractor. A chiropractor will use their hands in the exact same gentle manner that a skilled massage therapist uses. Along with performing manipulative therapy on the individual, chiropractors will also recommend adjustments to the patient's lifestyle. This can include eliminating patterns of stress and anxiety in order to reduce tension headaches. A chiropractor may also recommend dietary modifications and physical exercises to be able to ease chronic pain and prevent migraine headaches.
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  10. Along with these recommendations from various craniosacral therapy and osteopathic practitioners, a patient should also eliminate patterns of sleep. Irregular sleep patterns are brought on by a number of factors including lack of enough sleep, environmental factors such as pollution and extreme temperatures, as well as medical conditions including head injuries. If an individual experiences insomnia regularly, they should consult a professional in the field to identify the source of his or her insomnia. Once identified, the practitioner will then make suggestions to help the individual get more restful sleep. Other recommendations from various experts include getting more exercise, avoiding alcohol and caffeine, quitting smoking, maintaining good posture, consuming more fruits and vegetables, avoiding smoking, consuming more dietary fats, consuming more zinc, and avoiding muscle tension.
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  12. Massage therapy is known to help with muscle pain by relaxing the muscles and releasing tension in the body. Many specialists recommend therapeutic massage treatments for patients that suffer with arthritis and other musculoskeletal disorders. Massage therapists often recommend stretching techniques, such as gentle stretching of the hamstring, hip adductor, quadriceps, trapezius, and pectoral muscles. The gentle stretching techniques to release the tension in the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and connective tissues while enhancing circulation and flexibility.
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  14. Dr. Upledger emphasizes that massage therapy is safer than other procedures like surgery, chiropractic visits, or medication as it's non-invasive. Furthermore, most practitioners are trained to work with people of all ages. In actuality, many professionals have backgrounds in educational training and working with kids, making them capable of working with patients that range from young teens to older adults. Furthermore, massage therapy is a form of nonsurgical complementary medication which means it is used in conjunction with traditional medical approaches to be able to reach optimum healing results.
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  16. Massage therapy has helped thousands of individuals improve their health, relieve pain, relax, enhance mood and anxiety levels, improve circulation, and reduce swelling, stiffness, and headaches. Additionally, the calming effect of massage can improve blood flow in the brain and heart, increasing blood flow to key areas of the body and helping the body fight diseases like cancer, hypertension, asthma, heart disease, and inflammation. Moreover, regular therapy can also prevent a variety of ailments, such as arthritis and osteoarthritis, kidney and bladder problems, migraine headaches, menstrual irregularities and PMS.
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