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- Acupuncture: Recent studies show that Acupuncture is an effective way to treat Migraine Headaches. Getting regular acupuncture treatments between migraines relaxes the muscles of the upper body, neck and head, restores circulation to brain and reduces stress. Acupuncture can also be used during a Migraine headache but is most effective during the first stages- before the pain has become intense.
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Migraine Mechanism: explanation of the stages of a Migraine


Good Choice:
$30.00 for 10 minutes.
10 min. phone consultation with licensed acupuncturist Alison Reid-Bretell.

- For basic questions about implementing our strategy and help choosing
the right kit. $30.00 for 10 minutes.

Better Choice:
$75.00 for 30 minutes.
30 min. phone consultation with licensed acupuncturist Alison Reid-Bretell.

- Ask more questions in detail, get help implementing our strategy and
get help choosing the right kit. $75.00 for 30 minutes.

Best Choice:
$125.00 for 60 minutes.
1 Hour, phone consultation with licensed acupuncturist Alison Reid-Bretell.

- We'll discuss your medical history, clarify your headache pattern and
help you implement our headache strategy so you can choose the best
products for you. $125.00 for 60 minutes


To schedule your consultation please call our office at 760-632-6979

Pacific Time
Mondays 1:00 -7:00 pm
Wednesdays 9:00-5:00pm
Fridays 9:00- 4:00pm
Saturdays 9:00-1:00pm


Of course, the
very best choice would be to come to our office for a consultation and acupuncture treatment. We'll review your full medical history, discuss your symptoms in detail, make our diagnosis according to the principles of oriental medicine to create a treatment strategy that is uniquely for you. You'll also receive a relaxing acupuncture treatment during the same visit. When is the best time to get acupuncture? Before you get a headache or before the headache becomes intense.


Did you know
that headaches actually occur deep inside the brain but the pain is perceived in different areas of the head because the brain itself does not have sensory nerves to feel pain?

Actually, the thin membrane surrounding the brain called the meninges has small nerve fibers that give us the ability to perceive pain.


     
             

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