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muscle relaxation
Treatment for Cluster Headache
Muscle relaxants used in Cluster Headache management primarily target central nervous system pathways to reduce muscle tension and neurogenic inflammation. By acting on GABA receptors or blocking neuromuscular transmission, these agents decrease muscle spasticity and can potentially modulate pain perception, offering symptomatic relief in the complex pathophysiology of Cluster Headache.
2.3
AVERAGE EFFICACY
0
CASE STUDIES
4
REDDIT COMMENTS
5
REPORTED SIDE EFFECTS
Case Studies
No case studies available.
Reddit Comments
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ApprehensiveTrust644
5.0
My neck and shoulder tension is also the cause of my migraines. I have cPTSD and any emotional trigger immediately causes my muscles to tense up. I’ve been having myofascial release done (John Barnes method) and it’s already made a HUGE difference. I...View more
Physical therapyLight therapyMuscle relaxation
Reported Side Effects
None
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RequirementNew269
4.0
I had a terrible first reaction until I realized that squeezing tight feeling was my muscles over contracting and fighting the Botox. When I realized this, I made a mindful effort to release my muscles as much as possible (dozens of mindful moment...View more
BotoxHeat therapyMuscle relaxation
Reported Side Effects
Muscle spasmsSevere pain
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SaltyAF5309
2.0
Yes. It's been attributed by most physicians I've seen as a strange presentation of migraine. So I'm a daily symptom. TMJ treatments have not helped the worst of the pain, but I do have good takeaways from it: stay focused on relaxing my face muscles...View more
Tmj treatmentNight guardMuscle relaxation
Reported Side Effects
General side effect
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_heburntmyshake_
3.0
Interesting, I don’t have any kind of histamine reaction but have been having some success the last few weeks focusing on relaxing my neck and upper traps. And taking more breaks during running to cool down a bit and then restart
Relaxation techniquesMuscle relaxationExercise
Reported Side Effects
General side effect
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