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Headache from stress? Consider chiropractic

Posted May 17 2010 12:00am

San Francisco Chiropractor Comments:

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Stress is a primary cause of both migraine and musculoskeletal related headaches.

With migraine headaches, the stress can act as a trigger. Or the stress itself, especially if ongoing, can be the underlying cause of the migraines.

Mental stress can also cause muscle tension in the neck, shoulders, and skull, which can cause tension headaches. Chronic muscle tension can lead to pinched nerves as the muscle spasms pull the vertebra they attach to out of alignment.

Unfortunately, there are also some other very unhealthy physiological responses that go along with mental stress...such as elevated blood pressure, increased heart rate, lowered immune function, and increased risk of heart attack and stroke.

The good news is...chiropractic can help.

Chiropractic adjustments can help to relieve muscle tension, re-position vertebrae, improve immune system function, lower blood pressure, and relieve stress.

Managing the stress itself is sometimes difficult. Visiting the chiropractor is easy.

Chiropractic helps me manage my own stress levels. A couple of chiropractic adjustments per week make it so I can do way more than I could without them.

And chiropractic can do the same for you.

Chiropractic can help prevent stress related tension headaches or migraine headaches. And chiropractic can help get rid of them once they hit.

Check it out for yourself. Chances are...you will be glad you did.

If you have a headache story comment below.

If you have headaches and live in the SF Bay area...give Executive Express Chiropractic a call at 415-392-2225 and ask for a complimentary consultation. We would love to meet with you and see if you are a candidate for headaches treatment.

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