Migraine is a headache that often occurs in attacks and restricts daily life. 

The masseter muscle is one of the muscles that helps you to chew. It is located on both sides of your face and connects your cheekbone to your lower jawbone.

The use of onabotulinumtoxinA therapy in patients with excessive sweating was approved by the National Food and Drug Administration in the United States in 2004.

It is produced from a toxin created by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum.

Neural Therapy in Migraine Treatment

The occipital nerve begins at the back of the neck and runs upward along the back of the head. The occipital nerve has three branches, and its largest branch is the greater occipital nerve (GON). The purpose of GON nerve blockade is to block the greater occipital nerve and prevent headaches.

Ultrasonography contains high-frequency sound waves that can penetrate the skin. It does not contain radiation and is harmless to the body. Under ultrasound guidance, the depths of the body tissues are displayed and the injections are made to the required points without damaging the body. Ultrasonography is more reliable in terms of determining the injection site correctly and injecting the correct area.

Acupuncture is part of traditional Chinese medicine. According to traditional Chinese medicine, there are more than two thousand acupuncture points on the human body.

It is used treatment of pain in many part of the body. It regulates pain pathways by increasing the blood flow in that area with thin acupuncture needles placed on trigger points and tendons in the muscle, regulating nerve information inputs to the brain.

Neural therapy is a treatment method used to regulate the complaints that are result from deterioration of the electrical current between cells in any part of the body.

EMG (electromyography) is an examination method that evaluates the health status of these structures by measuring the electrical properties of muscles, nerves and nerve roots.

Carotid vessels; These are the arteries on both sides of our neck, which we call the jugular vein. Common carotid artery; As it ascends from the neck, it is divided into two parts as the internal and external carotid veins. Internal carotid vessels are the two main vessels that feed the brain.