Migraine-like headaches, chronic pain and the jaw system
Clear articles on the cause that is most often overlooked in headaches. Without jargon, without promises – and with an honest note on where the limits lie.
Constant headaches? The 7 most common causes
Headaches almost every day and nobody finds the reason? The seven most common triggers – and the one that hardly anyone checks.
Read the article → HeadacheMigraine-like headaches without medication
Why painkillers dampen the symptom and not the cause – and where treatment via the jaw system comes in.
Read the article → DiagnosisRecognising migraine from the jaw system
Nine signs that point to a connection – and how to assess it yourself in two minutes.
Read the article → SleepWaking up with a headache
What grinding and clenching at night have to do with your attacks – and why the timing reveals so much.
Read the article → Neck & headNeck pain and headaches together
Why neck tension can trigger headaches – and what role the jaw system plays.
Read the article → DizzinessCan dizziness come from the jaw?
Unexplained dizziness despite unremarkable ENT findings – what is known about it and what remains open.
Read the article → Self-helpCMD exercises at home
Six gentle exercises against jaw and neck tension – and an honest note on when self-help is no longer enough.
Read the article →How you should read these articles. They are for information and do not replace a diagnosis. Where we describe a connection with the jaw system, we say how well it is supported – for the head, face and neck there is a sound basis; for the ear, balance and posture further down, the evidence is inconsistent. What follows then is our clinical experience and is expressly marked as such.
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