Headache

Effective treatment of headaches is the use of complex procedures.

The main one is bromine and the aromatic bath, massage, ozone therapy, darsonvalization scalp and collar zone, acupuncture, therapeutic physical culture.

Additional treatments: Vichy shower or circular, swimming pool, electric (Central electroanalgesia). Of course, at home to organize themselves such treatment is virtually impossible. Fortunately, there are wonderful resorts that are ready to assist you in getting rid of the disease. One of these sanatoriums is Krasnaya Pakhra

Contraindications

Diseases of the nervous system infectious, vascular, traumatic, demyelinating nature in acute and also in any period of the disease, accompanied by abrupt disturbances in the motor area, preventing independent movement and significant disorders of pelvic organs.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Syringomyelia and syringomyelia syndromes with severe motor, sensitive and trophic disorders.
Parkinson's disease; multiple sclerosis and other demyelinating diseases of the nervous system in a progressive course of the disease, with motor impairments that prevent independent movement and self-care, pelvic disorders and dementia.

Treatment Results

After treatment in the resort of Krasnaya Pakhra observed a significant decrease in or complete disappearance of pain, better appetite and sleep, restores overall health.

The consequences of not treating

Headache could be the beginning of many disease. It is important to stop her and not let develop further. If you do not see a specialist, the pain will only increase, and the time of its occurrence will become more frequent. Living with constant pain is impossible. Better as soon as possible to get rid of it.

A tension headache is the most common type of primary headaches. According to some reports, the prevalence of TTH in different populations is 30 – 78%. Socio-economic consequences arising in connection with the incidence of tension-type headache are the most significant in comparison with other types of primary cephalgia. However, despite this, tension-type headache remains understudied pathology.