Migraine is the third most common disease in the world, and its incidence is two to three times higher in Europe and the United States than in Asia and Africa. Researchers in Denmark and the United States collected data on patients with heart disease between 1995 and 2013, of whom more than 51,000 had migraines and more than 510,000 had no symptoms. The researchers found that those with migraines had a 2.5 percent risk of heart disease, compared with 1.7 percent for those without severe headaches. Those with migraines had a 4.5 percent risk of having a common stroke, which is 20 times higher than those without migraines. In addition, six of the 11 patients with hemorrhagic strokes had migraineurs, and 11 of the 13 patients with peripheral artery disease had migraineurs. (China traditional Chinese medicine network)
Typical symptoms of migraine:
Throbbing pain, tingling (as in a prick), blurred vision, impaired vision, sensitivity to light, sound, smell, fatigue, dizziness, nausea, depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, language problems.
Some people have migraines every few weeks. Others have them every week or even every day. They usually start in childhood, but can also occur later in life. Either way, migraines can be debilitating, making it difficult to complete daily activities and making weekend plans impossible to enjoy.
Our services
Each client's cognitive, psychological, and brain activity will be measured and analyzed to identify the specific causes of migraines, and a biofeedback training program will be designed to address those causes. There are two training regimens commonly used for migraine: electroencephalogram (eeg) feedback training and HRV training. Biofeedback training (including eeg and HRV) can significantly reduce the frequency and intensity of migraines by using the brain's adaptive capacity to regulate brain activity.
Case
Ms. Sun, migraine has been around for more than 10 years. When the solar term changes, the seasons change, or the work or the emotional pressure is high, there will be a very serious left throb pain, which brings great inconvenience and pain to Ms. Sun's life and work. After several visits, through the introduction of a friend, I learned that there are ways to relieve migraine in the fitness center of easy thinking brain. With the attitude of having a try, she signed up for a brain training course. After a period of brain training, Ms. Sun felt that the frequency and degree of her headache were reduced, which gave her a glimmer of hope for relieving her migraine. "I feel I have more control over my headaches, allowing me to enjoy my life and face the stresses of my job in a more relaxed way."
