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Chiropractic management of a patient with persistent headache
1Private Practice, Pocatello, ID.
Objective:
The purpose of this case report is to describe chiropractic care of a patient with persistent headache treated using chiropractic manipulative therapy and adjunct treatments.
Clinical Features:
A 54-year-old multiparous woman had chronic debilitating headaches for 11 months. Previous care from a variety of specialties had brought no appreciable relief.
Intervention And Outcome:
The patient was managed with chiropractic manipulative therapy, injections, and electromagnetic therapy. Five treatments over 6 weeks brought resolution of the headaches.
Conclusion:
This patient with persistent headache responded favorably to a course of chiropractic and adjunctive care.
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