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Migraine Treatment
Care for migraine and recurring headaches. Nasya, Shirodhara, sleep-food correction, and medicines are used to calm Vata-Pitta in the head, not only to dull the pain for a day.
About this treatment
Ardhavabhedaka and similar headaches present as one-sided throbbing, nausea, light-sound sensitivity, and a need to lie down. Triggers include skipped meals, screen glare, periods, stress, and sinus congestion. Ayurveda often sees Vata-Pitta in the head with irregular Agni. Painkillers help an attack; they do not rebuild the threshold.
At Vishwashree Clinic, Nasya clears the upper channels. Shirodhara settles the nervous system when sleep and stress are poor. Internal medicines address Pitta, constipation, and neck tightness. A simple routine of meal timing, hydration, and reduced late caffeine is part of the prescription.
Who it may help
- Migraine with nausea, aura, or menstrual timing
- Tension headaches from neck stiffness and screens
- Sinus headaches overlapping with rhinitis
- People using frequent painkillers who want fewer attacks
Care at Vishwashree Clinic
Sudden worst-ever headache, neurological weakness, or fever with stiff neck is not treated as migraine here. For typical patterns, a course of Nasya or Shirodhara plus medicines is planned, then tapered as attack frequency falls.
- Nasya for head and sinus channels
- Shirodhara for stress and sleep-linked migraine
- Medicines for Pitta, Vata, and digestion
- Trigger mapping: food, screens, periods, and sleep
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