Treatment usually consists attempting to relieve the pain. This often involves a massage to relax the muscles in the area of the occipital nerves. Bed rest may relieve acute pain.
If your doctor has told you that you can exercise with occipital neuralgia, then yes, it is usually possible, however most physicians will caution you not to do certain movements, etc. For advice, always seek the help of a physician or qualified headache specialist.
Not much more than provide relaxation, a sense of well being, and being a comforting support mechanism. It cannot change the course of the disease and should not be considered as a treatment for the disorder. Massage therapy's main goal is to compliment traditional medical treatment and help the patient cope with the condition, especially if it is a chronic condition. Many chronic conditions have an element of mild to severe mental health associations, and regular massage therapy tends to support a healthy lifestyle that promotes vitality. So massage, most likely, will be of benefit in dealing with the anxiety and depression that may accompany occipital neuralgia.
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The most common treatment is R.I.C.E. - Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation.
The most common medical treatment for gallstones is the surgical removal of the gallbladder (cholecsytectomy).
There is no definitive treatment, but corticosteroids remain the standard treatment.
The most common treatment is a round of antibiotics. Also included in treatment is cough and percussive therapy along with the use of a vaporizer, and plenty of rest and liquids.
The most common acupressure points for self treatment are Head, Shoulder, Arm, Hand, Leg and Feet, Chest and Abdomen, these are the most common Acupressure Point Sections
The most common treatment for alcoholism is a program of therapy. Alcoholics Anonymous is a popular group therapy and support program for recovering alcoholics.
By no means. It is a last resort. Lithium, Depakote and other pharmaceutical therapy is the most common treatment by far.
Braces are the most commonly used orthodontic appliances in the treatment of mal-occlusion.
For the most part, vision.