What’s putting the ache in your headache?
Are headaches a pain in your neck?
If you suffer with headaches you’re not alone. Headaches are one of the most common ailments and can range from dull to debilitating. In fact, nine out of ten Americans suffer
with headaches.
Do You Suffer With:
- Sensitivity to light or noise
- Band-like pain, pressure or throbbing
- Irritability
- Inability to work or enjoy life
Typically, people respond to headaches by taking pain relievers and other harmful pain medications. In some cases this clears up the pain temporarily, however, pain is your body’s way of telling you that something is wrong and could be indicative of an underlying condition.
So, how do you know if that pounding, throbbing, is-this-ever-going-to-be-over pain in your head is temporary or the cause of a larger problem?
Many times, people who suffer with headaches frequently are found to have a misalignment in their neck or other spinal condition such as a herniated or degenerative disc, or auto accident injury. If an examination determines a spinal issue as the cause of your headaches there’s great news... your pain can be treated without surgery, addictive medications, or other invasive procedures.
Headache Treatment at Fort Wayne Chiropractor, Busch Chiropractic
Dr. Busch of Busch Chiropractic in Fort Wayne has helped patients who suffer with headaches, neck and back pain regain their pain-free lives utilizing the DRS Protocol®.
After years of successfully treating low back pain with the DRS Protocol® Dr. Busch realized that the same treatment could be used to treat neck pain as well. This pain free, drug free, and non-surgical treatment for spinal problem in the cervical region is now a proven way to fix the problems in your neck, and help put an end to your chronic headaches for good.
There’s no reason to suffer every day with headaches. There is a solution. Contact Dr. Richard E. Busch today at the Busch Chiropractic Pain Center at (260) 471-4090 to find out if the DRS Protocol® is right for you.
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