Headaches & Migraines aren’t just “in your head”

If light, noise, or tension trigger pain in your head — you deserve relief, not just pills.

What Are Headaches & Migraines

  • Headaches: recurring pain, usually mild-to-moderate, often tension-type.
  • Migraines: more intense, can be throbbing, often one-sided, may include nausea, sensitivity to light/sound, visual disturbances.

Why They Happen

  • Common triggers: stress, poor posture, neck tension, irregular sleep, skipped meals, screen time.
  • Physical causes: misalignment in neck / spine, tension in muscles, nerve irritation.

Singapore Facts & Data

  • Lifetime prevalence of migraine headaches in Singapore is about 8.2%. PubMed
  • Headache disorders overall affect over 80% of people in Singapore at some point. The Straits Times
  • Migraines cost Singapore society over SGD $1.04 billion annually in lost productivity and healthcare expenses. Novartis

How Chiropractic Works Helps

  • Assess posture, neck alignment, muscle tension
  • Gentle adjustments to relieve nerve compression and restore function
  • Soft tissue / muscle release and trigger-point therapy
  • Lifestyle triggers management: ergonomics, sleep, hydration, stress reduction

What to Expect (Typical Treatment Journey)

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FAQ

Q1: How is a migraine different from a headache?
A1: Migraines are more severe, come with other symptoms (nausea, light/sound sensitivity), and often last 4-72 hours. Headaches may be tension-type, milder, shorter.

Q2: Can chiropractic care really help migraines?
A2: Yes — many patients report fewer attacks, lower intensity, and quicker recoveries after chiropractic adjustments plus managing posture, neck tension and lifestyle triggers.

Q3: What triggers migraines & how do I avoid them?
A3: Common triggers include stress, lack of sleep, dehydration, skipped meals, screen glare, poor posture. Tracking your pattern can help you reduce frequency.

Q4: Do I need medications?
A4: For chronic or severe migraines, medications may help. But chiropractic care can reduce the dependence on meds by reducing triggers and tension.

Q5: When should I see a neurologist or urgent care?
A5: If you get sudden, severe headaches (“worst headache of your life”), vision changes, confusion, fever, or symptoms like weakness — seek medical evaluation urgently.

What's Next: Don’t let headaches steal your productivity, your sleep, or your joy. Let us help you get ahead of the pain.