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Migraine: Does your face hurt?

by James on 28 August 2009

A small study published in June suggested that almost 9% of migraineurs have facial pain during an attack.  Now this is of course another of those chicken-and-egg questions, because some of those patients likely have jaw issues that are triggering migraine attacks.  But others simply have migraine attacks that cause the facial pain.  Read about [...]

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More on the NTI-tss device (with video)

by James on 31 March 2009

The NTI-tss device continues to be a valuable tool in the fight against migraine.  It doesn’t involve any drugs – just a custom made device that you wear in your mouth through the night.  For many people, the results have been very good.
Migraine attacks are often triggered by excessive clenching and/or grinding of your jaw at [...]

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The NTI-tss device

by James on 10 May 2005

For people with TMD (Temporomandibular Disorders), "splints" for the teeth have been a major treatment.  But there’s much more available than just the basic splint.  Basic bite, clenching and grinding problems can cause headaches and tension.
Splints don’t work for everyone, and there are many different types.  In HeadWay issue 10 we talked about a cheap [...]

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