Cluster Headache Treatment
Cluster Headaches (sometimes referred to as cluster migraines) are a rare type of severe headache that affect around 0.1% of the population, according to the International Headache Society. While they are rare, it does affect males 3-4 times more frequently than females.
Despite being uncommon, cluster headaches are regarded as being the most severe and debilitating type of primary headaches. Research has shown cluster headaches frequently described as having the highest pain levels, out of all 300 different types of headache and migraine. Cluster headache attacks occur in cycles and involve sharp or stabbing pain that will often wake sufferers during the night, or at regular times during the day. Attacks generally last between 15-180 minutes, and can happen multiple times per day, once every couple of days.
People who suffer from cluster headaches generally experience periods of attacks, or “cluster periods” that can last weeks or months. A cluster period is followed by pain-free periods of remission which can last weeks, months or even years. Cluster headache pain is often severe, on one side of the head, and generally around the eye and/or temple region. Cluster headaches have adopted the nickname, ‘suicide headaches’ due to their severe and debilitating nature. Our cluster headache/ cluster migraine treatment is safe, non-invasive, and medication-free. Get relief today!
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