
Characterized by intense, throbbing pain usually on one side of the head. It is often accompanied by nausea and extreme sensitivity to light and sound.
Includes warning signs before the pain hits. You might see flashing lights (visual aura), feel pins and needles in your arms, or experience temporary difficulty speaking.
The gold standard for patients experiencing 15+ headache days a month. It works by blocking the release of pain-carrying chemicals.
A targeted injection at the base of the skull that numbs the overactive nerves responsible for chronic head pain.
A minimally invasive way to reset the nerve bundle linked to severe migraines and cluster headaches.
If your headache is accompanied by nausea, sensitivity to light, or makes it difficult to perform daily tasks, it is likely a migraine. Our specialists use clinical evaluations to confirm your diagnosis no invasive testing is usually required.
For chronic migraine, BOTOX is typically administered every 12 weeks. Most patients see a significant reduction in headache days after the second session.
While lifestyle changes (like consistent sleep and trigger avoidance) are essential, they are most effective when combined with medical intervention. We provide a balanced plan that uses both
An Occipital Nerve Block is typically used for immediate relief during a flare-up or for specific pain at the back of the head, providing relief that lasts for weeks. BOTOX is a long-term preventive strategy designed to reduce the total number of headache days you experience each month. Our specialists often use a combination of both to provide both instant and long-term control.
Yes. Barometric pressure shifts are a very common environmental trigger in Houston. These changes can cause pressure imbalances in the sinuses and affect chemical signals in the brain. While you can't control the weather, our team can help you develop a pre-emptive plan to use when you know a front is moving in, helping you head off the pain before it peaks.