Abdominal Migraine Treatment
While Abdominal Migraines are classed as a migraine, they very rarely will involve headache pain. This may be because episodes that involve headaches are frequently diagnosed as a common migraine. Along with Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome, Abdominal Migraines are described as a ‘Recurrent Gastrointestinal Disturbance’.
It is possible for adults to experience abdominal migraines. However they are far more common in children – with the average age being between 3 and 10 years old. Children who experience Abdominal Migraine are generally considered more likely to develop migraine headaches in adulthood.
Gold Coast Headache and Migraine Clinic™ uses modern and world-leading techniques, to assess your upper cervical spine and brainstem. This will determine the true cause of your headache disorder. If this is the case, we can start treatment immediately, and we usually see rapid results, within the first 6 sessions, as we do with 85-90% of our patients.