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sleep positioning

Treatment for Cluster Headache

Sleep positioning for Cluster Headache involves strategic head and neck positioning to reduce intracranial pressure and minimize trigeminal nerve stimulation. By promoting venous drainage and reducing sympathetic nervous system activation, specific sleep postures can potentially decrease the frequency and intensity of nocturnal cluster headache attacks through neurological and vascular modulation.

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extacy1375

3.0

Can't do O2, still a smoker, but I really have to end that. I have tried Topiramate before. It was the first med my neuro put me on. It didn't help. I believe it might be similar to the Gabapentin. Seems like its the same drug with a different n...View more

Sleep positioningPosture therapy

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samandiriel

4.0

Hail, sister in arms! I have both as well. Mine get triggered easily by my traps, right were they attach at the tip of the shoulder blade near the spine (I call these my "instant migraine" spots, cuz if I tweak them wrong, well...) Aside from the ...View more

MassageSleep positioningPositioning therapyOrthotic device

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Ordinary_Attention_7

4.0

Yup, if I wake up when the migraine starts I can get up and it will go away, if it is early enough in the migraine. Having my head elevated seems to be the key. Sometimes I will go into the living room and sleep sitting up on the couch. This morning ...View more

Sleep positioning

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Maincoonkitty

4.0

2 bc powders (powdered aspirin anti-inflammatory plus caffeine), and 2 bupap (script old school med) Bupap was what I attribute to helping my cluster migraines. Once it’s under control I live on Tylenol and bc powders on hand with a large poweraid to...View more

Aspirin combinationCombination therapyAcetaminophenHeat therapySleep positioning

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