Massage - Before, During and After a Migraine


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The agonizing pain associated with the migraine has been reported for centuries. And while many studies have been performed, migraines are a poorly understood condition affecting millions. Massage therapy has long been described as a non-invasive way to manage pain and bring about some degree of relief for the migraine sufferer.

Migraine History

Migraines have been associated with vascular abnormalities since the late 1600's.

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