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Migraines. Many experts believe that during a migraine, blood vessels on the surface of the brain expand, causing the area round them to become inflamed and irritated. This dilation and irritation may account for the pain experienced during a migraine. Some symptoms are nausea, sensitivity to light and sound, stuffy or runny nose, and watery eyes. Sufferers may also experience moderate to severe head pain as well as dizziness, mood changes or tunnel vision.
Possible treatment: Periferal Nerve Block.
Muscle Pain - is a pain or discomfort involving any muscle. Spasms and weakness may occur. The condition is often related to overuse of a muscle or to muscle injury due to exercise or physically demanding work. Generalized muscle pain may be a sign of a systemic illness and may be accompanied by other conditions, such as joint pain, lupus, or fibromyalgia.
Possible treatment - Trigger Point Injection.
Myofascial Pain Syndrome - is soft-tissue condition that develops either muscular aching or muscle tightness. Knots or spasms may be felt. Sufferers may also feel ‘referred’ pain, which occurs in areas of the body remote from the origin of the problem. Myofascial pain syndrome is common in the neck, back, and legs. Treatments include trigger-point injections.
Possible treatment - Trigger Point Injection.
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