Migraine

Headaches are often mistaken for sinus issues, but many are actually migraines or other non-sinus conditions. This article examines why misdiagnosis is common and how careful evaluation and integrative approaches can improve diagnosis and patient outcomes.

Managing sinus headaches and migraines goes beyond simple lifestyle changes. From supplements to advanced therapies, this article explores how personalized, integrative care can ease symptoms and improve quality of life.

Tinnitus, described as an audible ring, buzz, or hiss in the ears is usually caused by auditory system harm. Yet, new research may link tinnitus to migraine-akin stages.

Adequate tinnitus treatment often involves lifestyle changes, dietary shifts, and tinnitus supplements. Medications and medical devices may be prescribed in some cases.

Dr. Djalilian discusses his research on the otologic conditions that may actually be caused by otologic migraines. Learn more about Ménière’s disease and migraines, sudden sensory hearing loss, persistent postural-perceptual dizziness, and how a migraine treatment regimen for these otologic conditions may provide increased relief to patients.

Learn how nortriptyline and topiramate are used to treat migraines and headaches. With trigger management and proper medication dosage, patients can often find relief.