Headaches Relief in Cranberry Township

Are you living with headache and head pain? We’ve got a natural solution to stop your suffering.

If you’re like the millions of Americans who suffer from regular headaches, you know how difficult each day can be. While many depend on painkillers to keep headaches away, others feel their pain is just a normal part of life. Fortunately, there is hope. Corrective Chiropractic Care can help minimize or even eliminate headaches from your life.

Headaches can sap the joy and energy out of life.

Similarly to migraines, headaches can be life-interrupting and draining to experience. Headaches are typically accompanied by pain, which can arise in different parts of the face or head. When a headache strikes, it can be completely debilitating. Headaches can arise at times of stress, at any time of day, and upon waking. For those who suffer from regular headaches, you already understand that headaches—whether acute and occasional, or frequent and chronic—can sap much of your energy and vitality.

What causes headaches?

Headaches can be caused by a large variety of different factors, and what initiates and triggers their appearance is unique for every individual.

Can stress trigger headaches?

Yes, stress is a very common headache trigger.

Whether stress is physical or psychological, headaches are commonly reported as a result of perceived stress. Physical stressors can include lack of sleep, over-exertion, injury, pain, dehydration, and activity like exercise.

Psychological stressors can include anxiety, racing thoughts, depression, grief, worrying, or untreated mood disorders.

Can physical activity trigger headaches?

Yes, physical activity can trigger headaches.

Oftentimes, our patients report feeling headaches after long days of physical work, exercise sessions, or outdoor activities. These headaches can occur during physical activity, or afterward a physical activity is complete.

Can caffeine and other substances trigger headaches?

Yes, caffeine and other substances can trigger headaches.

Caffeine is a stimulant and a diuretic. Dehydration is often associated with the onset of headaches. Additionally, other substances and chemicals like sugar, cannabis, alcohol, and prescription and over-the-counter drugs can actually contribute to the occurrence of headaches.