Headache & Migraine Treatment

in Kirkland, WA

Personalized chiropractic care focused on reducing neck tension, improving function, and addressing

physical factors that may contribute to recurring headaches.

Relief for Recurring Headaches

Frequent headaches and migraines can interfere with concentration, work, sleep, and everyday activities. Symptoms may include throbbing or aching pain, nausea, visual changes, and sensitivity to light or sound.

Dr. David Bourree evaluates your symptoms, neck mobility, posture, and health history to identify physical factors that may be contributing to your discomfort.

Common Headache Contributors

Different types of headaches have different causes. Potential physical contributors may include:

  • Muscle tension in the neck and shoulders
  • Restricted movement in the upper spine
  • Poor posture and prolonged computer use
  • Stress and muscle tightness
  • Previous neck injuries or whiplash
  • Repetitive movements
  • Jaw tension
  • Dehydration or irregular eating habits
  • Certain foods or environmental triggers

Tension headaches, migraines, and other headache disorders require different approaches, making an appropriate evaluation important.

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A Personalized Approach

to Care

Depending on your evaluation, your care plan may include:

  • Gentle chiropractic adjustments
  • Neck and upper-back mobility work
  • Soft-tissue or massage therapy
  • Corrective exercises
  • Posture and ergonomic recommendations
  • Relaxation and stress-management strategies
  • Nutritional and lifestyle guidance

The goal is to address musculoskeletal tension and movement restrictions that may be contributing to your headache pattern.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can chiropractic care help every type of headache?

No single treatment is appropriate for every headache. Chiropractic care may help when headaches are associated with neck tension, restricted movement, posture, or certain musculoskeletal factors.

What information should I track before my appointment?

A headache diary can be helpful. Record when headaches occur, their duration, possible triggers, accompanying symptoms, and anything that improves or worsens them.

When does a headache require urgent medical attention?

Seek immediate medical care for a sudden severe headache, a headache following significant trauma, or one accompanied by weakness, confusion, fainting, fever, vision loss, difficulty speaking, or other unusual neurological symptoms.

Take Back Your Day

Receive personalized care designed to reduce physical tension and help you
experience fewer disruptions from recurring headaches.