“There is no evidence that daith piercing work to help migraine,” said Dr. Fayyaz Ahmed, a neurologist and trustee of Migraine Trust. As for Kroyer, two months have passed since she got her piercing ...

We spoke to Lauren Natbony, M.D., headache specialist and member of the Prevention ’s Medical Review Board, to give you everything you need to know about daith piercings, if they really are effective, ...

But just like the migraine myth this is also another myth. The daith piercing is just for beauty purposes and getting it won’t help with anxiety.

"Because the piercing is placed at an acupressure point, there are anecdotal reports that daith piercings may help with migraine symptoms," adds Dr. Camp. Keep in mind, though, that experts say ...

At her worst, Nicole was experiencing migraines for a week at a time and was affected for an average of 14 days each month. She says during peak points of migraine pain, she feels so hopeless her ...

One person explained they combined both hot and cold temperatures to ease their migraines, writing: “I put my hands and feet in hot water with a frozen bag of peas on my neck. migraine gone in ...

Dr Sood then explained: “If you suffer from migraine headaches, here’s a hack to try which has zero side effects and may help. Soaking your feet in hot water - but why exactly does this help ...

Migraine, or migraine disease, is a complex neurological condition. The cause is unknown, there is no cure, and it’s genetic. West Auckland-based sisters Katie Barden and Robin Wilson-Whiting ...