“What doctor should I see for headaches?”
I have headaches. What doctor should I see for headaches?
12 Answers
Generally a Primary Care doctor can treat most headaches, but sometimes it may involve a Neurologist or Opthalmologist.
I would recommend a craniosacral trained practitioner
Holistic doctor like acupuncturist
I suggest you to see an acupuncturist. Acupuncture can help you to get rid of headaches.
I would start with acupuncture and have an mri and cat scan to make sure there is not tumors
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Most likely neurologist
Hi there, Im sorry to hear about your headaches. I would ensure you are drinking enough water daily. Peppermint Essential oil help greatly along the forehead. I would also switch to an herbal tea right before bed to relax the body.
I would see an acupuncturist. It's very effective for headaches.
I suggest you see a good acupuncturist who can give you therapeutic massage, acupuncture and herbs to gradually relieve your headaches problem.
Acupuncture can be very helpful for headaches
If you have chronic headache or migraine, it is sometimes good to start with a neurology consult just to make sure we're not dealing with something fairly serious. After that, you have a few options:
1. Acupuncture has an excellent track record with pain, including headache and migraine. Go to NCCAOM.org and use their 'Find a Practitioner' lookup to get a list of licensed and board certified providers near you.
2. Your primary care provider may be able to offer prescription medication which can help.
3. A pain management specialist may be able offer prescription medication or outpatient procedures that may help.
1. Acupuncture has an excellent track record with pain, including headache and migraine. Go to NCCAOM.org and use their 'Find a Practitioner' lookup to get a list of licensed and board certified providers near you.
2. Your primary care provider may be able to offer prescription medication which can help.
3. A pain management specialist may be able offer prescription medication or outpatient procedures that may help.
