CHIROPRACTOR IN San Antonio TALKS ABOUT HEADACHES
San Antonio chiropractors specialize in treating headaches caused by stress or poor posture called, cervicogenic headaches. San Antonio chiropractors use effective therapies such as nutritional advice, gentle spinal corrections and postural therapy to rehabilitate patients.
Diagnosis
In order to be able to fully diagnose a headache, it is imperative for you to complete a headache diary to turn into your San Antonio chiropractor, which will include:
Day and time of headache
Headache location
What the headache feels like
What were you doing when the headache began
Duration of headache
Officially, there are over 100 types of headaches.. The most typical ones are:
Tension Headaches:
These cause patients mild discomfort but can increase significantly. They tend to occur suddenly and then subside over time.
Migraines
Arteries and blood vessels that are swollen press against your brain, causing the pressure and sharp pain migraines are known for. To treat the nausea and increased blood pressure that occur, chiropractic therapy is recommended.
Cluster Headaches
The most severe kind headache that one can experience. While they are rare, those who suffer from them can hardly seem to escape them. These cluster headaches tend to occur multiple times throughout the day for over two weeks or even for months. Cluster headaches may go away for years at a time but they tend to reappear eventually.
Organic Headaches
Serious disorders and complications of the brain cause organic headaches. Without quick and proper care, more problems will occur. If you feel:
Sudden, sharp, severe pain
Poor balance or constant falling
Unsureness
Seizures or difficulty speaking
If you want to overcome your headaches, contact Hildebrand Chiropractic in San Antonio today to experience relief.
Monday
9:00am - 6:00pm
Tuesday
9:00am - 6:00pm
Wednesday
9:00am - 6:00pm
Thursday
9:00am - 6:00pm
Friday
9:00am - 2:00pm
Saturday Closed
Hildebrand Chiropractic 732 West Hildebrand Avenue San Antonio, TX 78212 (210) 736-1882